Mounting a thermometer
Mounting without screws - ideal for tenants
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The other day I bought a digital thermometer to help me figure out and regulate room temperatures.
Unfortunately, it is meant to be mounted on a wall with a screw.
Since I am a tenant I don't want to drill too many holes.
When I opened the battery compartment I noticed that it is rather large, which lead me to the idea of using a magnet.
I glued a disc magnet S-15-03-N
with a strong adhesive into the lid of the battery compartment.
The thermometer is now attached to the door of the iron fuse box.
I can easily remove the thermometer and attach it to another metal surface, such as the fridge door in the kitchen or the magnetic wall in the foyer.
There is a magnetic surface in almost every room, which helps me regulate the temperature in each room.
I find this solution extremely practical for a tenant and can highly recommend this screw-less mounting option!
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Disc magnet Ø 15 mm, height 3 mm, holds approx. 3,2 kg, neodymium, N45, nickel-plated
| 5 pcs. | 0,84 EUR ea.* | |
| from | 15 pcs. | 0,73 EUR ea.* |
| from | 40 pcs. | 0,65 EUR ea.* |
| from | 80 pcs. | 0,60 EUR ea.* |
| Ask for a rebate from 700 pcs. | ||
Available: 142 610 pcs.
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