U Brands Frameless Dry Erase Magnetic Whiteboard
Last updated date: October 2, 2020
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In our analysis of 0 expert reviews, the U Brands U Brands Frameless Dry Erase Magnetic Whiteboard placed 9th when we looked at the top 9 products in the category. For the full ranking, see below.
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From The Manufacturer
This frameless magnetic dry erase board is a perfect and functional solution for the frequent usage areas of your office, school classroom, home or any commercial space. The whiteboard's magnetic writing surface requires minimal ongoing cleaning care to ensure the best performance and resist ink staining and ghosting. Simply use any dry erase board spray or wet dry erase board wipes after continuous use to clean the writing surface. Although all dry erase markers work well with this board, the U Brands dry erase markers provide the ultimate writing experience. 3 mini medium point magnetic dangle dry erase markers are included in 3 assorted colors: black, blue and red. The board's magnetic writing surface functions as a bulletin board as well, by simply using any board magnets to pin all of your notes, messages, pictures, memos, calendars, menus, reminders and more. The easy mounting system features double sided velcro mounting strips, which are included with the board and enable you to mount your white board on almost any surface. U Brands dry erase boards are designed from the ground up with U in mind!
An Overview On Magnetic Whiteboards
Magnetic whiteboards are a hot product these days, with so many families working and learning at home. They are great for teaching lessons, keeping track of work and reminding people about activities and to-do lists. You can also use them for brainstorming and client presentations.
When purchasing your whiteboard, you will need to decide if you need mounting hardware or not. If you want to hang your whiteboard on a wall, you will need some. Also, research the construction of the board. Some are made of painted steel, aluminum or laminate. Depending on your intended use, you may prefer a lighter material or something with a certain look.
Also, you will want to check the kinds of accessories a whiteboard is sold with. Some varieties come with only one marker, while others include several. This is not a problem, since you can always buy more, but make sure that there is at least one eraser to get you started.
DWYM Fun Fact
Back in the old days when chalkboards were the only option, those who used them faced several disadvantages. One of the worst was the infamous chalk “screech,” an awful sound that still makes people clutch their ears in an effort to shut it out. This sound is made when the chalk skips across a chalkboard.
How does this happen? When consistent, equal angle and pressure is applied to the chalk at certain points, it bounces smoothly across the board. When the pressure and angle does not vary at all, that’s when you hear that awful screech.
The Magnetic Whiteboard Buying Guide
- Measure the space where you want to place your magnetic whiteboard to make sure that you order the correct size.
- Painted steel and melamine dry-erase boards are easier to clean, but they are more likely to scratch.
- Glass, porcelain and laminate dry-erase boards are more scratch- and stain-resistant, but they could cost more.
- Do you have multiple children learning at home? You might wish to purchase two whiteboards to avoid conflict and keep lessons separated.