A beautifully framed magnetic dry erase board becomes a decoration for your wall as well as a way to free up desk or counter space. Whether it's for a vision board, to do list, white board calendar dry erase, menu, or magnetic board for kids' artwork, Amanti Art framed boards make organization easy and beautiful. This high-quality, dry erase magnetic board features the Elegant Brushed Pewter Narrow frame. Perfect for home use in entryways, kitchens, mudrooms, or laundry rooms and durable enough to use in an office or a corporate environment. Individually made using traditional custom framing techniques, it has the quality you would expect from your local frame shop. FRAME DETAILS: The Elegant Brushed Pewter Narrow frame is a brushed metallic and pewter frame that angles down from the black satin-finished outer edge to the inner edge. The frame is 1.75 in. wide and stands 1.25 in. off the wall. WHITE DRY ERASE SURFACE: Non-porous white dry erase finish on a sturdy metal board provides a strong and smooth writing surface that will not ghost or stain. Write on and wipe off easily with a dry soft cloth. Even months after initial writing, marks erase without a trace. Finished with a solid surface backing for additional strength and ease of use. MAGNETIC NON-SCRATCH SURFACE: Coated magnetic board has strong holding power with standard or refrigerator magnets. Repeated use will not mar or scratch the surface, making it perfect for home organization, kids' rooms, or high-use environments like offices, schools, clinics or commercial spaces. Individual magnets and markers are not included. HASSLE-FREE HANGING: Ready to hang for easy installation. All magnetic boards have 2 sets of sawtooth hangers attached to the back to hang vertically or horizontally. FOR HOME OR COMMERCIAL USE: Because of our attention to detail and focus on artistry, architects, interior designers, and homeowners alike choose this magnetic board to create beautiful living spaces. ASSEMBLED IN THE USA: Each piece is assembled to order in Madison, WI USA.
