Magnetic Whiteboard Write On Wallpaper

Magnetic Whiteboard Write On Wallpaper

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Magnetic glass dry erase board is a perfect and functional solution for the frequent and heavy usage areas of your office, school classroom, home or any commercial space. Clean, contemporary and frame-less product design lines will add a touch of subtle style to your wall. The modern frame-less feature enables you to hang multiple glass boards adjacent to each other and expand the writing surface to fit your custom space needs.

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Tough and affordable, Ghents non-magnetic whiteboards offer excellent writing and erasing qualities. Frame is available in Oak natural finish solid wood or Satin finish anodized aluminum. Sizes 3x4 and smaller are laminated to 1/8 hardboard and include an attached tray. Larger sizes are laminated to 1/4 hardboard and include 1 marker and 1 eraser.

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