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Used this in an office at one point. Cheap, but lots of flaws. We used screws, but even so, the boards started buckling over time, probably because of the weigh
by atombender 7y ago
Used this in an office at one point. Cheap, but lots of flaws. We used screws, but even so, the boards started buckling over time, probably because of the weight; I suspect some good epoxy glue is the only way to avoid that. Also, with some markers, the writing became permanent after a while. Another minus is that you can't get them in sizes as large as magnetic whiteboards.
I can recommend whiteboards from Best-Rite, like this one [1]. Comes up to 8x4 feet (243 x 122 cm), easy to hang, porcelain is easy to wipe off, has a good-looking frame, and being magnetic, you can attach things (magnetic tray, eraser pad, markers) to it. But not as cheap, obviously.
[1] https://www.amazon.com/Best-Rite-Porcelain-Markerboard-Silver-2029C-25/dp/B003U7H2CY https://www.amazon.com/Best-Rite-Porcelain-Markerboard-Silve...
- busterarm 7y agoI put some cheap molding up at the top and bottom of the board so that it slid into place and was held up by that. Worked perfectly.