I have thin plywood centers in my small rental apartment. I have no counter space. I needed a way to hold recipes while I cooked.I put one magnet behind the door and one in front and my recipes stay at eye level and out of the way.

My shower door has a very narrow area where 3 small magnats were. Over time they rusted and one by one, I lost them.I replaced those with these magnets. They do the trick but based on the marketing info and other comments, I thought they would be a bit stronger hold; however, they do work.

They came intact, none broken, I used my own glue to attach and they are holding my project in place.Not as strong as I would have liked, but using 4 of them to hold it up.So far so good.

I placed on inside of kitchen cabinet to hold knives and 2 of 3 came off & were broken in half. Strong magnet but best for small weighted objects like tweezers, nail files, or jewelry

Strong little buggers. Used them to create a removable panel under a wheelchair accessible sink. Double sided tape held well on both the wood and ceramic. These will make future repairs and maintenance of the sink simple and easy.

These magnets are impressively powerful and have helped me organize my workspace. The double-sided adhesive makes them easy to install and the neodymium material ensures they won't lose their strength over time.

The adhesive is weak. Won't stick. The magnets are strong. Bought them for a mosquito net and it works through the netting material.

Strong, narrow, and just what I needed to keep a heavy desk drawer full of files from sliding open. Adhesive has staying power. I like it so much I'm looking for other places around the house to use the additional magnets that came in the package.

You CANNOT keep these apart by strength alone so don't risk it. Use the dividers they provide and plan to use a large space to prevent them from breaking each other.

We had a metal safe we wanted to mount a 18 in. x 18 in. dry erase board to and couldn't drill holes for mounting and don't think 3M double sided tape would work, tried these magnets that fit perfectly in the grooves of the frame, I don't know how I got that lucky. Two on top and two on each side for a total of 6 and that white board is holding on there like a "Beast".I did use the double sided tape that came with it, as when you pull the board off, the magnets stay on the wall surface. With…

I bought these as cheap stud-finders. You know, run them over the wall, and they'll "stick" to the nails or screws securing the wallboard. They not only work well for that, but also to secure plans to a steel clipboard, hold cabinet doors closed, etc. They ship with plastic strips between them to make them easy to separate. Good thing, too, 'cause without them, they are really difficult to pull/slide apart. Well worth the money.

Using them to hang tools on my metal peg board, they are super strong and the tips of the screwdrivers are now magnetized and will hold crews a bit. A happy coincidence.

I've only recently had these magnets in my possession for only a day but they seem but be quite strong but from right out of the packaging when I tried to separate the magnets from each other one strip immediately broke, i'm disappointed that one broke because I bought the small back and I really needed six strips.

These magnets are super strong and durable, however the adhesive on the back is not great. These were absolutely perfect for what I needed them for for about the first 2 days, and then they began to fall off due to the adhesive failing. I used them to keep a sliding screen door shut because the latch on the door broke. These would be absolutely perfect if only the adhesive would cooperate, very sad about it.

Got these magnets for mosquito netting under my pergola. These magnets are very strong and attach to the Pergola through the mosquito netting without any issues. Going to get six more. Just love the way my idea came together. No more sagging netting.