Large 6' to 8' Lifetime Whiteboards

48" x 72", Standard Gloss White

For the best surface for your interactive projector, and most durable whiteboard, choose the interactive projector board as your ultimate multi-function board.

As expected. Shannon. Thousand Oaks, CA. Sun Aug 23 2020

48" x 96"

This board is ideal for any music classroom. The permanent staffs are perfect for writing music noted on while teaching. The ceramic ink staff graphics are fused into the surface making the ink part of the porcelain itself and bonding them permanently.

Very well built and solid board thus far. We'll see how it holds up to classroom abuse. Mike. Wales, WI. Sun Mar 27 2016

With Map Rail, 48" x 72"

The ultimate in magnetic whiteboard surfaces. Tried and true porcelain steel board provides exceptional writability, erasability, and versatility. Magnetic porcelain steel whiteboards are engineered for superior colour contrast with dry erase markers. Standard gloss dry erase surface provides superior writability and erasability with no ghosting.

Difficult to put up but nice quality. Stacey. Culpeper, VA. Fri Jan 01 2021

The mobile presentation easel features a versatile design that can be used as a magnetic whiteboard, magnetic bulletin board, and flip-chart stand. Total erase surface resists ghosting and staining to maintain a lasting professional appearance. The Whiteboard surface is printed with a light grid pattern to keep your handwriting aligned. A reversible presentation easel offers double the workspace to hold more of your notes in one place. Smooth-rolling, star-base wheels allow quick, easy mobility. Flip-chart holders support all standard-size flip charts (sold separately).

4' x 8'

DuraMax means durability. This porcelain board with a lifetime warranty will not stain, ghost, scratch or dent and is ideal for a busy office with heavy use needs. Plus, the board surface is magnetic to double as a posting and display surface.

Was easier to assemble that i expected. You definitely will need a drill though. Also you have to drill your own holes in the metal frame to attach it to the wall brackets. I didn't like that. But i get that they do it so you don't have to be super precise on measuring where to put them into the wall, so i forgive them.. Elizabeth. San Jose, CA. Tue Apr 09 2019