Ideal for furniture fixings, hanging artwork, and keeping cupboard doors or drawers closed, countersunk magnets are the perfect tool for fixing a non-magnetic surface.
Their countersunk holes allow them to be screwed into place, with the screw sitting flush into the magnet. Countersunk magnets with opposite poles (north and south) on the countersunk face can be used to attract two surfaces together.
We recently heard from a customer who did just that on their wardrobe door, find out more below.
For their application, they purchased a 30mm x 21mm x 8mm with (2x) 4.2mm c/sunk holes N42 Neodymium Magnet North and a 30mm x 21mm x 8mm with (2x) 4.2mm c/sunk holes N42 Neodymium Magnet South.
As demonstrated above, countersunk magnets are very easy to install. Simply mark the positioning for the screws in pencil and screw them into place.
Our customer did just that and screwed one north pole countersunk magnet to the wardrobe door and then used the south pole countersunk magnet inside the wardrobe.
As you can see from the pictures the countersunk magnets are simple and easy to install. Countersunk magnets are the perfect solution for closure applications, as it holds the door securely in place, whilst being able to easily open when needed.
We would like to thank our customers for sending in their photos and video of their applications. If you have an application you need help with our experts are here to help.