Abstract: A flush magnet anchor comprises an anchor body having first and second exterior and opposing surfaces; and a magnet mounted in a recess of the body such that an exterior surface of the magnet and the first exterior surface of the body are coplanar. A tether (e.g. eyelet) in the second exterior surface receives a ring. The body, shaped as a bowl having a rim, has the magnet mounted in the bowl. A magnet installing and removing apparatus comprises a base forming a channel; and at least two magnet heads mounted to the base in the channel, each of the at least two magnet heads configured to receive respective magnet anchors; and wherein the magnet heads are selectively movable along the base in the channel. The base may be an extruded rail, e.g. of a U-shape with upper ends turned in. The apparatus may couple to an extension pole.

Abstract: A flush magnet anchor comprises an anchor body having first and second exterior and opposing surfaces; and a magnet mounted in a recess of the body such that an exterior surface of the magnet and the first exterior surface of the body are coplanar. A tether (e.g. eyelet) in the second exterior surface receives a ring. The body, shaped as a bowl having a rim, has the magnet mounted in the bowl. A magnet installing and removing apparatus comprises a base forming a channel; and at least two magnet heads mounted to the base in the channel, each of the at least two magnet heads configured to receive respective magnet anchors; and wherein the magnet heads are selectively movable along the base in the channel. The base may be an extruded rail, e.g. of a U-shape with upper ends turned in. The apparatus may couple to an extension pole.