U Brands Glass Dry Erase Board, 36" x 48", White Frosted Surface With Silver Grommets, Frameless, Includes Marker

Love how clean and crisp this looks in my office!

Excellent dry erase glass board...it can be decorated with Rust-Oleum spray enamel, and paint mask film, but allow 10 days daytime before removing the mask, instead of the 24 hours as indicated by Rust-Oleum for a full cure .. otherwise the paint will peel.Note: I somehow lost a single silicone washer during installation, and wanted to order some from the company, but they sent me a replacement set at no charge, and received them in about 4 days...thanks Umount.

I really like it. Much better than the melamine surface boards. It is more of a pain to install, but only took me maybe 1/2 hour. It is a little heavy and awkward, so 2 people are better, but not required if you can hold the weight for a few minutes. The pics are with some glass pens, the box came with a black one, and then I bought some fine tips from Quartet.How I installed:- The holes are 32" in apart on the 23 x 35, so since studs in many homes are 16" apart I just used some wood screws. The screws it came with might have worked as well.- I figured out the spot where I wanted the top left screw, and installed the little back mount there. You screw 4 of these small back mounts to the wall.- I held the board w/ 1 hand in the middle bottom, and loosely attached it the mount.- I then got it level using a small level, a little tricky, and used a pencil to mark where the other top back mount would go.- I detached the board, and then screwed in the other top mount.- I verified the new hole was level using a longer level, and that the centers were exactly 32" apart.- after attaching the 2nd top back mount, I put the board up.- I then put the bottom back mounts on with the board on the wall.The holes are pretty exact, so not much wiggle room. One of my bottom mounts was off by a very small amount, but by backing my screw out a 1/4 turn, I was able to get it aligned. It was a slight pain, but measure twice, as they say, and it should come out good.

It's beautiful and perfect for our family brain board!! Pretty and functional!!It's exactly what we needed size wise and we can customize it with magnets for different things.

The media could not be loaded. Let's talk about the Cons first and then I'll cover the Positives.Cons:1️⃣ the drywall anchors and screws are trash. Throw them away and use your own stuff. See the pic with the screw installed. The included anchor does not splay out. If you do use them I would seriously doubt long term reliability for stability. I tried using them and I was able to pull them out with little effort by hand.2️⃣ you need a template and you can use the box. there is nearly ZERO forgiveness if you make a mistake in drilling holes into your wall. I didn't use a template and that was a mistake. I measured, used a level and I nearly had to redrill/ reposition the anchors. The glass mounts to the wall spacers with decorative screws. If everything isn't lined up nearly perfectly, you will need to reposition the mounts.3️⃣ the pen tray is very cheap and has plastic end covers. If the end covers come off, the edges are super sharp. I didn't need to use it for my purposes.Positives:1️⃣ great price and value for what you receive.2️⃣ looks good if you're OK with the small branding mark when mounted horizontal. would look silly mounted portrait.3️⃣ the included glass marker works very well.4️⃣ as it's a little cheaper, there is no magnetic ability which was fine for me. Overall just looks and performs as needed.

I work from home and part of my work is presenting design solutions over the web. Sometimes, that work is presenting live whiteboard solutions.Most whiteboards are horrible, flimsy and ugly. They also have a reflectivity that results in glare on camera, which you just don’t expect and wind up having to compensate for with lighting and umbrellas. So, a glass board with the right lighting can surprise you.First, they’re reasonably light. I don’t recommend doing a one-person installation. That’s what I did and wound up with a 2 degree offset on the installation which annoys me and I’ll wind up fixing it. Go two-person, use a carpenter’s level and be happy.On camera, this has a great soft look. Make sure to use markers designed for a glass whiteboard and not a regular whiteboard or you’ll work a bit harder to keep it clean. Microfiber cloths clean this really well. Green markers don’t show up as well on camera.The mount system is actually very good. What you’ll likely find useful is to make a template on paper. What I mean by that is to lay out a grid of copy paper on a table and tape them all together. Lay the board on top and ensure the top is level to the top of the paper and draw the entire top edge so you have the line for the level.Then, using a marker tap into the four holes where the mount posts go. Take this sheet and put it up on the wall you’re going to install it. Ensure (several times, please) the line you drew is completely level at both ends. You’ll need a drill to install this, a power driver will help, too.Drill one hole at a time and verify the position each time with the white board. The kit is very good quality. As long as you successfully drill either two holes that are equally across the top or on the diagonal, you’ll install this correctly.