Post-it Easy Erase Whiteboard Surface, Pack of 1 Roll, 121.9 cm x 182.9 cm, White Color - Permanent Marker Whiteboard Film for Walls, Doors, Tables, Chalkboards, Whiteboards, Easy Installation

Fantastic

It took two of us to do it properly and aligned. But it only took about 5 minutes to get this up and looking great. Only flaw is there are bits of glue here and there that shine in the light, but don't impede writing on it. So they're slight, but from a distance you can spot them. Otherwise, it's a great way to quickly get yourself a white board without drilling holes in your wall. If you think your home office is a temporary solution and you need a white board, get one of these!

These are pretty cool. They stick well to the wall and come off easy too. Some things to take in consideration. The smoother the wall the better the application. We have medium orange peel on our walls. The product stuck to it just fine and the writing looks fine. Just don't expect a smooth surface if you are putting it on a bumpy surface. Also becareful when writing or earising the board. Try to stay on the board and don't touch the walls. Use painters tape, a tape measure, and a level to markwhere the top and 1 side edge will go. This will help with a level placement as well as putting it exactly where you want to the first time. The large whiteboards are easier to install with 2 people.

I've had this up for 3 or 4 months now, and it hasn't peeled or separated from the wall one bit. "Installation" was a little tricky, but I was able to do it by myself without a huge problem. I started by putting a piece of blue painter's tape on the wall where I wanted the top edge, that way I could level the painter's tape, then simply line up the top edge of this with the bottom edge of the painter's tape and be relatively certainly I wasn't affixing it askance! Haven't used the "erase permanent marker with water" trick much, but it sticks well, erases clean, and is way cheaper than any other similarly sized white board. I'd buy again!

The work but are not very bright or dark, so it is hard to read from the back of the classroom. I'd say EXPO are still the best.