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Magnetic hooks attach to ferrous metal surfaces (steel or iron). Common examples in listings include steel cabinets, racks, steel doors, toolboxes and other thin steel surfaces — refrigerators are also specifically mentioned as compatible.

Capacity varies by model. Example ratings in the available details include hooks rated for 45 pounds, 25 pounds, and smaller single-magnet hooks rated around 4 pounds. Always check the specific product spec for its load rating.

Catalog details list constructions of steel (including aluminized steel) and iron. Finishes range from untreated surfaces to powder-coated options.

The available items include open-style hooks, closed-style hooks, single-magnet hooks, and compatible mounting panels for arranging multiple hooks.

Most item details list a 1 Year Limited Warranty. One product description in the available details also references a 2-year warranty for that pack.

Many listings emphasize easy repositioning. Several descriptions highlight a patented "Easy-off" release so the hook can be disengaged and moved repeatedly, and some note a simple, renter-friendly setup.

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