Montessori Supplementary Materials

Magnetic adhesive dots are small, usually round magnets with one side magnetic and the other self-adhesive, covered with a protective film. They serve as a simple and creative tool to turn any non-magnetic and lightweight object (such as paper, a photograph or a drawing) into a magnet and attach it to metal surfaces.

How do Magnetic Adhesive Dots work?

The use is extremely simple and does not require any additional tools or glue.

The protective film is removed from the sticky side of the adhesive dot.

The dot is pressed firmly against the selected object (such as the back of a card).
The object can now be freely attached to a refrigerator, magnetic board or any other metal surface
Where are Magnetic Adhesive Dots most often used?

In education and kindergartens: Teachers use them to quickly place teaching materials, letters, numbers and visual aids on the classroom board.
In creative work (DIY): For making homemade fridge magnets, photo collages or calendars.
In offices and home organization: For fixing reminders, announcements, shopping lists or invoices in a visible place
These dots are usually made of flexible magnetic rubber material, so they do not scratch surfaces and are designed to hold relatively light objects (one dot can hold approximately 40-120 grams, depending on the size). If the object is heavier, you can simply stick several dots on it at once

Dot diameter: 12mm

Sets of 300 pcs