Quartet Whiteboard, Non-Magnetic Dry Erase White Board, 8' x 4', Total Erase, Silver Aluminum Frame (S538)

This wall-mounted white board has performed great in my kitchen. I use it to write down stocks of what I have and the use-by dates on the packages. I also use it to write down things I need (usually food but even random household goods or whatever). It has proven very useful and I am glad I bought this item.The dimensions check out at 18"x24". the hanging hardware included performed well and I did not have any hiccups with hanging the hardware.If you have a white board you will need markers, etc. I personally purchased Expo Low-Odor Dry Erase Set, Ultra-Fine Tip, 7-Piece, Assorted Colors which had everything else I needed to get going.Pros:*Easy to hang*Perfect amount of surface areaCons:*NoneAdditional Considerations:You will need to pre-drill in order to hang this white board. I used a DEWALT DCD780C2 20-Volt Max Li-Ion Compact 1.5 Ah Drill/Driver Kit to do the pre-drilling in the walls for the hanging hardware.Overall: X/5 stars (>=.5 rounds up, <.5 rounds down) => X starsIf you have any further questions regarding the product in my review please leave a comment below and I will get back to you as soon as possible.

My first order was damaged on delivery so it was exchanged for a new one.So far the board has been great. The assembly was easy but the actual mounting was a little more effort and required tools we did not have, one of which was a 1/4 inch drill bit. You could probably hang it a different way but I wanted it secured to the wall. I have command strips but the backing did not appear to have enough surface area for these to stick and work with.The board comes with the necessary hardware for mounting, as well as the tray and accessories to attach the tray. One black marker was included, but I bought a start pack of markers, eraser, and cleaner from another product that work better.Size wise it is perfect for the space between one of our windows and the front door. Best part of it is that you can rotate either horizontally or vertically and still put the tray on whichever side works best for you.

We got this as a way to write our menu in bright colors. It had to be able to be seen from far away. Check out the customer submitted photos for a pic of the board in action. Now to how it works:Ours did come with a slight ding in the face. It is not really noticeable but just like a black automobile it is easier to see surface imperfections on black than it is on white. When erasing you should use a damp cloth, especially if you will use this outside in the sun, for any length of time. Erasing the marker can be a pain if you left it on for a while. Little fluorescent bits are left behind that get pushed into the edge.Pros:+ Large size means that it can be seen from a good distance+ Included markers look very bright and appear to last a while+ Hangers on top and bottom allow for you to flip it if you need toCons:- Dents easily, so be careful- Cleaning markers off can take some workOverall this was a great solution for us and we really love this sign.Thank you for reading my review.

Worthless. The board itself seems OK, but the materials are not up to standard and the installation is overly complex. After attaching clips to hold the upper portion of the whiteboard you have to install another set of sliding L brackets to the wall. Then you put the whiteboard on the upper clips, slide the lower L bracket up to the bottom of the board, then you have to install two small screws into the metal edge of the whiteboard. This edge is about one forth of an inch. How do you install a screw that close to a wall? My screwdriver would not go into the screw without putting it at an angle.Then the head snapped off the screw. I have attached a photograph of the failed screw. It is extremely close to the wall and I was unable to get it out without taking the whiteboard down and chucking the screw into a drill and running it backward. It took four tries but I got it out. Now I have a damaged whiteboard and a wall that is torn up as well. After 30 minutes of work with screwdrivers, punches, pliers, and drills the board was still not up. I tried again with self tapping sheet metal screws and managed to get the bottom brackets attached to the whiteboard. Nonetheless, it still rattles when I use it. The supplied brackets cannot get the whiteboard attached tightly to the wall because the bottom brackets have to be loose to slide and the top clips are loose as well.The board itself works OK, about as well as the one I replaced after 5 years of use which was another brand. It is coated melamine and nearly any board will work as well as another. The tray is better than most. It is all aluminum and attached firmly to the board - unlike the board to the wall. The edges of this board are soft aluminum and should hold up. If the mounting system was not so worthless I would have given it three stars, but the mounting system is terrible and that system is key to the use of the board. What good is a board that, after you put it up, is loose and manages to harm the wall surface below the board. I will now have to putty and paint the area below the board. The screws supplied with the board are substandard.I am also worried that the board will not stay mounted. As it rattles a bit during use I think it will fail after awhile and I will either have to remount it somehow or buy another one. If I do buy another board I am going to pay close attention to the mounting system - which I never dreamed could be this bad.AD2