Custom Branded Fridge Magnets

Give the Magnet a Useful Job

A local service number, appointment reminder or event date is more useful when it is legible at arm's length. Choose the message before the shape. A small square might carry a phone number and logo; a DL magnet has room for a schedule or checklist. Magnetic notepads and whiteboards invite repeat use, while photo frames and clips can hold something the recipient wants to see. The best size is the one that fits the information without turning the fridge into a billboard.

Formats in the Current Range

• Flat printed magnets: Square, rectangular, rounded-corner and DL options for concise contact details or calendars.
• Magnetic notepads and whiteboards: Working surfaces for lists, notes and repeated reminders; confirm included pen or pad.
• Frames and clips: Hold photos, notes or recipes, with the holding capacity and format checked per item.
• Activity magnets: Puzzles, colouring frames and word-play formats for appropriate audiences and age groups.

Plan the Surface and the Post

Magnets need a compatible ferromagnetic surface. Some modern fridge fronts, glass boards and appliance panels will not hold them, so avoid promising universal fridge compatibility. Holding strength also varies. A thin promotional magnet is not a tool for securing a thick stack of school notices. If your use depends on grip, test a sample on the intended surface.

Flat magnets can suit mail campaigns, but thickness, shape, backing, envelope and total packed weight all affect postage. Clips, whiteboards and framed formats need a different mailer. Check postal rules and a complete sample pack before estimating cost. A lovely die-cut house magnet is less lovely if it arrives bent or catches in the sorting equipment.

Make the Branding Work

Full-colour print suits many flat magnetic shapes, allowing contact details, maps or appointment grids. More structured products can have smaller defined branding panels. Keep essential details away from trim and rounded corners. If a QR code matters, test it at the final printed size on the actual finish. Our printing processes guide explains the main methods. A free visual proof shows the proposed logo position on the item you choose.

Briefs We Would Build Around

• Real estate settlement: A useful local contact list or calendar with a restrained agency mark.
• Health appointment: A clearly dated reminder with a phone number that is easy to read.
• Family event: An age-appropriate activity magnet with instructions and any loose pieces checked.

Ordering and Related Products

Minimums and timing depend on shape, print and packing. Provide final phone numbers, addresses and dates before proof approval. For campaigns with many versions, decide how each version will be labelled and distributed; we can help keep the files straight.

For a joined-up pack, compare mail-out merchandise, notepads, labels and stickers, business cards. Choose the combination around the recipient and how the items will be handed over; a matching colour alone does not make a useful kit.