– 52 Pieces Magnets 10x2 mm Disc Magnets Approx. 2 kg Adhesive Strength

I bought these and the thicker 10x3mm from Wukong : https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B07GTMCL96/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o01_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1 These ones seem to be slightly stronger than the Wukong despite being thinner so I would get these next time although they do work out a bit more expensive. I have used them to hand-sew into a double layer blind in my micro camper conversion. My first attempt using suckers was a complete pain to put in place and kept sagging/falling off. For version 2, I found these useful CarShade window panels which are custom shaped for your car. Its a mesh panel for each window, and I drew around the onto blackout curtain fabric for the outside and a prettier fabric for the inside (both from Ikea - cheaper to get curtains and a duvet cover than buy the fabric elsewhere!) The edges were careful pinned around the curves with bias tape then sewn on my machine, folded over and sewn down again (see youtube for a proper explanation!) I left a small section open to slide the magnets in, tested the best location for them and then hand-sewed them into place. I needed to double them up for the side windows and triple them for the rear tailgate. It works really well though, much quicker to put in place and the magnets grip well onto the wire inside the CarShades. There is a complete blackout perfect for stealth camping in my micro camper (Ford Tourneo Connect Grand). I also created a cab curtain with a split down the centre; gluing a steel bar to the plastic overhead cupboard above the cab which the magnets inside the curtain can affix to. These are serving their purpose perfectly! Remember if they aren't strong enough for your use, you don't necessarily need to buy thicker ones, just double or triple them up!

I bought the 10x2mm 2kg strength magnets to use for fitting insulated fabric screens for my campervan. I initially bought from elsewhere 10x3mm 1.4kg magnets and thought they were not quite strong enough, so decided to try these, and use the others for lighter insect screens. These are thinner but stronger, and ideal for this use. I only needed to use them individually, but if stronger is needed they could easily be doubled or tripled up, and still be comparatively thin, and work out cheaper than buying thicker stronger ones.

I had previously purchased dedicated race number magnets, which were great but expensive at £12 for 8 magnets, and you need all 8 so if one magnet goes missing between races then you basically can't use the set any more. These were £9 for 52 magnets, meaning I'd have to lose 45 of them before facing the same problem! I used them to hold my race number in place for the Great North Run earlier this month, and it didn't budge. I'm buying a magnetic whiteboard to use the spare ones, they're very effective at clamping things to our fridge. Main downside is that they're a bit brittle, the edges chip quite easily.

Great sized magnets and very strong, small but mighty I’d say. I used these to make window covers in my van conversion they are brilliant in attaching to window frame surround, blocking out light and sun when needed and also insulation during those cooler nights. Very happy with them and would have no hesitation in re ordering from seller, swift delivery many thanks. I placed them about every 10 cm approx around the edge of the fabric into the seam edging.

I like these magnets you just need one of them on a plastic base for warhammer infantry miniatures and they will stick to the metal sheet in a plastic box like glue. Some of the larger models need more magnets but work just as well. They can be help upside down and still work great also and as long as your not flailing the box around will stick and be safe to transport with little problem.

They seem like really strong magnets to start with but add two layers of fabric and some wadding between two of them and they don't hold together at all. I bought them as hidden clasps for tiny EPP coin purses but the are no good for this. Also no matter how gentle I was taking them apart, following the instructions very carefully I still managed to chip one of the magnets. I don't really know if I would recommend them for crafting as they are no good for what I bought them for.

Very good

Pleased with strength of magnets and ease of release - adequate for small household tasks. A good starter to familiarize one with these types of magnets before moving on to more powerful (potentially dangerous) magnets for bigger tasks.