Mounted vertically next to the door and equipped with the appropriate strong magnets, this strip made of hot-rolled raw steel holds notes (such as shopping lists), business cards, incoming and outgoing correspondence and, last but not least, all the things that you need when leaving the apartment or house and are often looking for frantically and at the last minute ("Where are the tickets for the opera?", "Has anyone seen the car keys?").

Mounted horizontally, the magnetic strip acts like a small pin board or like a receipt strip in a restaurant, to which everything from to-do notes to photos can be attached with magnets to structure the day, make work easier or simply not be forgotten. The magnetic strip with strong magnets (also available in our range) can also be used as a coat rack with a width of 60 centimetres, which can be extended at any time by a further magnetic strip or 54 centimetres and a further 54 centimetres and more ...
However, we particularly like the "misuse" at Christmas time: the magnetic strip can then be easily transformed into an advent calendar by exchanging the tasks for small advent gifts.

But the highlight is that you can also mount two of the magnetic strips at right angles. The holes are positioned so that the edges of the strips lie neatly on top of each other. Unlike the prominent large magnetic wall made of raw steel, the combination of magnetic key/post message strip and magnetic coat rack strip creates a (discreet) wall ornament. The magnetic strips are attached using hanger bolts. The distance to the wall can be adjusted using hexagon nuts, which can also compensate for any unevenness in the wall. Cap nuts secure the whole thing - you have the choice here, as we supply both steel and brass nuts.

The fact that the stainless steel magnetic wall is made of a visually elegant but non-magnetic material and therefore has to be magnetized afterwards was a lack of "technical elegance" for us. What could be more obvious than to activate the magnetic material in return: raw 2 mm steel, straight from the rolling mill. The result is an "object" in the office or in the home: impressive at first glance, it is always worth another look because the surface reacts to changes in humidity, temperature and incidence of light with a play of colors between gray, green and bluish - and can always be changed and brightened with a little polish. Rust? No problem outside damp rooms.

For centuries, magnetic bodies have been trusted because of their purposeful geographical knowledge. Magnets can also be harnessed for purposeful organization in the home and office by reversibly attaching paper and more to a suitable surface. This can create a remarkable tool for self-organization: On a plate of raw steel, differently designed magnets immediately begin their organizing work. If necessary, they even extend their range of action beyond the boundaries of the magnetic strip: downwards (with clamps from which something hangs down), but also upwards and to the sides (by means of projecting magnetic clamps). Starting from a small breach in the middle of the chaos, order is formed. Sensibly set up, it becomes the "home page", which gathers all the important links in the day, including ice-cream revue cards, keychain, notepad (on which we are still laboring) and stove-off note.