Magnetpro 12 Pieces Magnet 25 LB Force 20 x 7 mm with Countersunk Hole and Steel Capsule, Pot Magnets with Screws and 12 Steel Pads (Bright Silver)

These magnets were described as strong. That is incorrect. It would be better to say they are extremely strong. If they are together it's almost impossible to separate them with bare hands. They are supplied with plastic washers between them so they can be separated. Fantastic product

These are brilliant Non magnetic on the back with a powerful magnet to the front. Centre is drilled and countersunk, ideal for screwing in place. Comes with screws and circular plate that's the same diameter as the magnet. So plate could be fitted to something non magnetic but then work with the magnet when brought together. I bought these so I could attach some magnets to my tool wall by the side of the relevant tool that uses metal blades. Reciprocating saw Jigsaw To name but 2 So now when I remove the blade and hang my tools up on the tool wall I can put the blade on the magnet right by the side of the tool. No fuss and totally secure. So next time I go to the tool... the blade is right there.... no searching as it's right there. Brilliant idea and very functional. Get some and you'll be glad you did. Many other uses for these I'm sure... Just be aware these are fairly strong magnets and for some they might not be a good idea.... Please consider what you need them for and who will be around them... Instructions contain relevant safety warnings for things such as pacemakers etc. So be sensible.... better safe than sorry.

Well the advertised applications as fridge magnets and for sticking to (magnetic) whiteboards etc., doesn't seem like a great idea after testing them. I stuck one onto my whiteboard and I defy anyone to easily remove it with just your fingers lol! It slides fairly easily but to lift it away I try to get a fingernail under the edge without success. I then prodded it with a metal object which stuck to it and, combined with finger pressure, managed to get it off. Stupidly I placed it on the desk and forgot about it, picked the stack of others up and accidentally moved it near.. Result: loose magnet flies across desk and smashes into stack with a shower of sparks. One shattered magnet and another chipped. No, these are not trivial things for sticking to fridges but are fine for holding sturdy doors closed or embedding in wood, or hanging tools and steel cased doodads etc., but they are a hazard otherwise. For myself, I put a drop of superglue on one side then stick them to a my magnetic whiteboard - that way they don't come away with whatever it is I want to hold in place, or risk two crashing together again.

Strong magnets Bargain price

Used to stop bed rattling in camper van, strong enough to do this, good little magnets

Surprised by how strong these were. Really useful product

6000 x 5 Star reviews? Not really . These are generally acceptable magnets which maybe suitable for many uses . But the magnets supplied to me DO NOT have the weight capacity which is claimed on the listing.

I had some metal Displate pictures, but the magnetic patches that you use came unstuck and the pictures fell off the wall. Read that some people had used magnets screwed to the wall, so thought I'd give it go. Worked perfectly, stuck the round magnets to the edges of the metal picture, held up to the wall and marked the position of the magnet just showing at the edge of the picture. Then held the magnet up to the wall and marked the position of the hole. Drilled a hole in the wall, fitted a small rawplug and then screwed the magnet to the wall. One of each side of the picture. Works fantastically and not fallen off in several months. Chuffed to bits. Think it would work brilliantly with cupboard doors as you get a metal disc for the magnet to attach to.