QUEENLINK Magnetic Glass Whiteboard for Wall, 36" x 24" Glass Dry Erase Board, Large Frameless White Board for Home and Office with 1 Marker Tray - Normal White

Great quality and erasability. Does require strong magnets.

I bought this as a front board to my DJ facade to design monograms on for weddings I gig at. It takes flourescent chalk paint markers well and the UV reactive colors (also purchased on Amazon) pretty well all look great. When not in use it looks great as a chore board at home for our large family. As you can see from the pictures, it can be mounted easily in both places. It has exceeded all expectations, quite literally. I would give it 5 stars had it arrived without absolutely mangled packaging. Now the bad- when it arrived in its box to my home I could see the black board through scraped holes in the packaging. I thought for sure there was no way this thing made it... there were a few minor scratches to the glass but it is not noticeable unless you are looking for them. Magnets you intend to use on it should be fairly strong. The ones included are a good example of what to use and look for. They are quite strong.

Comes with a handy guide to help you hang it up. That was very helpful. Beautiful whiteboard and perfect in my office.

The template was helpful and easy to use. Looks good but the magnets are almost a joke. Don’t advertise the strong magnets, they barely have any pull. Also the directions were “pictures only’ and one line about the size of a drill to use for the molly bolts would have been very helpful. That was a bit frustrating. I also thought I had read somewhere that a marker was included. Not a big deal however. Installation requires two people and in my case it took three but we are weaklings.

Took me a minute to get it mounted to the wall but it’s been good so far and using the high visibility black board markers are working

1. This product is difficult to install. Took my husband and I an hour. We had a drill and all the tools. It's a two person job. 2. Magnetic is generous. I wanted a dry erase board that was magnetic so I could hang it in the kitchen with our family calendar and write notes. A very strong magnet barely holds one sheet of paper. All the cute magnets I have don't even stick. My work has magnetic walls. At work the heavy duty magnets will hold my diploma, but on this board these same magnets won't hold my calendar. Very disappointing. 3. I would return it, but I took too long to put it up and the return window has passed. I was even willing to patch the anchor holes that would have been left had I returned it. If you want a dry erase board that's difficult to install and is super heavy, but not magnetic - this board is for you.

I usually wait longer before writing a review so that I can give some feedback on quality and longevity. That being said, I just installed this a day ago and wanted to share the experience in hopes that it can help others now. If I had the option, I would give this 3 1/2 stars because once it is mounted, and proper magnets are found that are strong enough, I think most will be happy with the aesthetics and the performance. Let me comment on the product. This glass white board is heavy! The hardware that it comes with seems good quality and heavy duty enough to hold it up. The screws provided to attach to the wall are 1 1/2" and seem like a #7 or #8 size (just guestimating). First of all the dimensions of the white board are NOT exactly 36" x 24", actual dimensions are 35 5/8" x 23 5/8". Perhaps it states this in the product description? But the title is a bit deceiving given that they rounded up. My white paper template was not cut the exact size of the white board, but large enough to encompass the mounting holes. Makes it a little trickier to ensure the template is lined up all the way around. Finally, it is not the magnets, but rather the metal backing behind the glass (that is probably really thin) which is the reason why your garden variety magnets will have trouble adhering. The magnets provided in mine seem to stick fine. We had a smaller whiteboard that this one replaced which was also magnetic, and the magnets for that one WON'T stick to this one. (Neither will 75% of my fridge magnets.) Mounting First I installed 1x4 pieces of wood across 3 studs so I could mount the board without having to deal with drywall anchors. Did this for both top and bottom. I used the paper template, taped it across the back and traced the mounting holes. I then hung the paper template up and transferred the hole locations to the wall. To double check; I screwed in 1 post to the wall and then secured one corner of the board. While holding it up leveled, someone else marked the holes again - just to see if it lined up with the paper template marks ..... sadly, it did not. I went with the marks from the board (since these would be more true) and attached the remaining 3 posts to the wall. NOTE, you will need an extended screw bit if using a drill/driver to fit inside the post. (Most extensions are too wide to fit). Or you can use a screwdriver and do it by hand. I then tried to screwing in the remaining corners and found if the posts are off even by a few millimeters, the screws can't be secured in the posts. Seeing that it was only a few mm off, I loosened the post screw to the wall (just a little) which allowed some wiggle room to adjust for that few mm off and was able to screw all corners in without having to create another hole. Conclusion: this board is nice looking and seems functional once mounted. You do need at least 2 people to install. And finally when mounting, I recommend double checking the post locations (if using the template) before committing to making holes in all four corners because I would have been pissed if I had just gone off the template markings and had to redrill new holes. On the bright side, I guess any mistakes will be hidden behind the board anyways. Hope this helps.

We have this hanging on the wall in the corner of our kitchen for reminders (and prayer requests). It was easy to hang on the drywall. It looks great and cleans off without a trace of marker. Highly recommend.

Great board very heavy and sturdy be comes with very strong magnets

Looks really good, especially the self-edge (a lot of white boards have plastic or metal borders), very white looks great on my white home office wall, BUT, not very magnetic - so minus a star for that, the magnets struggle to keep a photo in place and won't hold something like card unless you use two magnets. But great to have the choice of writing, sticking on a post-it, or fixing something with a magnet (or 2!).

Ordinary white board magnets do not work well because of the thick glass. Otherwise a lovely product and not just a 'white' board.

The template is just a piece of paper (no guide markings) so installation is tricky, and the glass whiteboard is attractive but needs strong magnets if you want to put anything thicker than light paper on it.

I bought this board to help me sort out my workload. I was concerned that instalation may be an issue (only me installing it). I was amazed that this product had a templete to help me identify where to drill the holes. Instalation was reletively easy (board a bit heavy as expected) and the finished product looks amazing!!!! Also liquid chalk pens that would look matt on a chalk board really 'pop' on this black glass board. SO pleased and definitely recommend to anyone!