The most common advice we give to our customers is regarding which material and type are best suited for their purposes. The first factor to consider is whether you want magnetic or receptive material. Not sure what the difference is? Receptive – the material itself hold no magnetic...
The two most common questions we get from our customers are”what’s the difference between polarity A and polarity B magnetic tape?” and “should I get polarity A or polarity B?”. This blog post will aim to answer both questions and shed some light on a potentially...
Magnetic tape is arguably our most versatile product as it’s great for not only holding other magnets but for creating magnets. For interior designers, the applications are practically endless, empowering you to create magnetic spice racks, magnetic labels and even wall mounted magnetic...
Ferrous sheets are not themselves magnetic, but they are magnetically receptive i.e. magnets stick very well to it. Because of this, it’s used as an alternative to steel when you want to create a receptive area, but don’t want to install anything permanent. Some of our customers...
