Fridge Magnet

Can branded fridge magnets be cut to custom shapes?

Yes, branded fridge magnets can often be produced in custom shapes to reflect logos, products, or mascots. Die-cutting allows you to go beyond standard squares or circles and create truly distinctive promotional items. More intricate shapes may require a higher minimum order quantity or slightly longer production time.

Can I include a calendar or notepad on my custom fridge magnets?

Yes, some custom fridge magnets are available with added functional features like tear-off notepads or printed yearly calendars. These enhance visibility by encouraging daily use, especially in office or home environments. Availability of these features depends on the format, and custom printing options may apply to the add-ons.

What’s the standard thickness of a branded fridge magnet?

Most branded fridge magnets are produced using magnetic material ranging from 0.4mm to 1mm thick. Thicker magnets offer a sturdier feel and stronger hold but may cost slightly more. Some options may use a laminated card layer bonded to a thinner magnet sheet for lightweight promotional use.

Are eco-friendly materials available for fridge magnet production?

Yes, some eco-friendly fridge magnets are made using recycled magnetic sheeting or FSC-certified paper layers. These are ideal for sustainable marketing campaigns where environmental credentials matter. Printing methods remain vibrant, but availability may vary by design complexity and production volumes.

Can I print full-colour designs on both sides of a fridge magnet?

Typically, personalised fridge magnets are printed on one side only, as the back side needs to remain magnetic. However, some thicker formats with card-mounted designs may allow for additional information or artwork on the reverse. This is more common in calendar magnet formats or novelty retail magnets.

Do fridge magnets work on non-metallic surfaces like whiteboards or fridges with glass doors?

Branded fridge magnets require a ferromagnetic surface to adhere properly, so they won’t stick to glass or plastic-fronted appliances unless those surfaces contain a metal layer beneath. For alternative surfaces, you might consider adhesive-backed magnetic-look materials or static-cling alternatives, which offer similar visuals.