Magnetic sheet is a flexible sheet that attaches to metal. To make magnets, simply cut it with scissors and stick the self-adhesive side to a picture or photograph. Ferromagnetic sheet doesn’t hold by itself: it’s a backing that magnets cling to, for example for a magnetic board on the wall. Magnetic tape is a narrow strip for quick magnetic fastening.
We are adding to this range right now – the first products arrive in the coming days.
Make magnets from photographs, children’s drawings or your own designs, or create a magnetic board for the wall.
Which sheet should you choose?
| What for | Pick |
|---|---|
| Magnets made from photographs and pictures | Self-adhesive magnetic sheet |
| Magnets with your own printed design | Magnetic photo paper for inkjet printers |
| Wall-mounted magnetic board | Ferromagnetic sheet (magnets attach to it) |
| Attaching nameplates and small items | Magnetic tape |
Frequently asked questions
How do you make magnets?
Stick a picture or photograph to self-adhesive magnetic sheet, press it down and cut it out with scissors or a knife on a cutting mat. Thicker sheet holds more firmly.
What is the difference between magnetic and ferromagnetic sheet?
Magnetic sheet is itself a magnet and attaches to metal. Ferromagnetic sheet is not a magnet, but magnets stick to it – which is why it’s used for magnetic boards.
Can magnetic sheet be printed on?
Our magnetic sheets aren’t intended for use in a printer. For your own printed design, use magnetic photo paper or stick printed photo paper to self-adhesive magnetic sheet.
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