self adhesive whiteboard

Stuck to a glass pane .. really easy to apply, thick and well made. Easy wipe clean .. Brilliant product

Great little things to write your to do things, notes, shopping and more. Comes with 2 pens which actually last.

There is no Monthly whiteboard. There is no Weekly whiteboard. It is just a completely white board. Instructions advise to peel off the front and back protective films. There is no front protective film. Only 1. I damaged the board trying to remove a protective film that was not there

As advertised. I’ve stuck it on my office wall which is emulsion finish.Update! It’s stained the wall with some type of oil. Now the wall has to be painted. 😟

Smaller than expected but that’s on me for not reading sizing

What is the main reason you'd consider something like this? While it could be that you can easily attach this to any smooth surface in a building, and I'm sure that's what many people will look at this for, however, for me, the most advantageous property is that this is removable/reuseable with minimal damage to the surface. This means that if you are in a rented space, you have more opportunities, especially if you are a student.As seen from my image, I've stuck mine on a wardrobe door. I don't recommend attaching this directly on a wall as this could potentially cause damage to both the board and the wall paint.The whiteboard is flexible and mainly made of silicone. Due to this flexible nature, you can attach this to curved surfaces if necessary. My wardrobe has texture on the artificial veneer and I think I can see the texture through it - it's nothing bad, just interesting. If I were to describe how it sticks to the surface, it's not an entirely sticky surface - it's like those silicone pet hair removers or those black sticky things which people used to put on car dashboards; same material but just less sticky. The whiteboard sticks very well, even better than I was hoping for.The material on the top is some sort of plastic - it's not going to be a solid coated piece of steel, but the surface is good and white. I was worried that with something like this that cleaning would be more difficult. However, this wasn't the case. It is as easy to clean as other boards (at least with semi-frequent cleaning as the ink gets harder to clean the longer it stays on all boards). However, this does mean that you cannot stick magnetic objects on it.I do like the pens included honestly. They look good (not that it really matters), and have a sponge eraser on the cap, which I thought would introduce unnecessary friction when erasing, but once there's a coating of oil (from the markers), then it works just fine. They have small magnets, but won't be used in this case for the reason discussed above. The pens are bullet tipped and are 1- 2mm, so in terms of thickness, relatively thin for whiteboard pens. This is good, as, on a small board, it makes writing clearer and allows more to fit on the board.It is worth noting that I did find some residue on the surface before the initial use, so I'd probably just clean it initially if that bothers you.Overall, I am very happy with the board. It seems surface safe, and I do personally see these as reusable as long as you find a safe method of cleaning the sticky surface when dirty. As someone in full-time education, this is very useful and I wish I had this before.

Finally got round to putting this up in my home office - stuck on a wardrobe door, next to my desk... easy place to right my 'to do' list.It was really easy to stick on the door and the couple of small air bubbles were easy to squeeze out.The pens are a really nice width and each one has a foam eraser on the top. The tip top also has a small magnet and so easy for me to stick on my filing cabinet.At £12.96 (at the time of review), I would say pretty good value for money and would recommend with an easy 5 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ for me.

Great board and pens. 3* because the pens are not actually magnetic