Pot Magnet 20 x 7 mm with Counterparts

Small strong and great value. These are great little magnets and are super for door catches and for securing metal items from rolling around in the car or van. They are easy to fit and as long as you use the correct screwdriver the black screws they come with are fine.

These are brilliantNon 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 sawJigsawTo name but 2So 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.

If you are looking for a strong magnetic catch/closure, look no further. To be fair, these are strong magnets and allowing the washer, accidentally to make contact with the magnet is not advised.I bought these to hold wooden panels in place on the underneath of a model railway, the panels in themselves have very little weight, simply hide/protect wiring and electrical components. These quite small magnets are capable of holding far more weight than is required for my purpose. I was expecting to use 2 or 4 to hold each panel, one appears perfectly capable. Recommended, value for money no nonsense magnetic catch. Look no further

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.

Extra strong magnets, used to hold bath panel onto side of the bath and works perfectly! Great value for money

They worked well holding up a long cover panel horizontally, good purchase.

I have not given these a great rating as they are much too strong for my purpose. However, that does not mean they are not good for other uses. Beware they are very strong.

Good strong magnets used on my patio doors to stop them closing all the time