WriteyboardReviews of writeyboards.com

Easily the best value for a whiteboard. And not just because of the price - these things are easy to put up & work great. Good support - quick to assist with shipping issue. Shipping - well out of 2 orders both had something missing.

I can not speak highly enough about my experience with Writeyboard. If there were such a thing as ten stars, they'd get it. Bruce treated us like family so much so that if we ever make it to LA he and his wife, Viviana, are going to take us to a Dodger's game! Go Dodgers! If you're looking for an alternative to the clunky and expensive whiteboards you've got to check out Writeyboards. I believe 100% that you'll be treated like an old friend, your needs will be listened to, and the best writeyboard for you will be recommended. Top notch service! Thank you so much!!! Reverend John & Erin Chase East Longmeadow Massachusetts God Bless!

Easy to install and looks great! Highly recommended

Great product. Very useful and you can have your whole office painted in this if you want. We painted one huge wall to be used as a timeline that could go on and on. We also used the sheets, which work great as well.

Great product - such an upgrade from white boards that look "weathered" after a short time. Love this product!!

satisfied and happy with this product!!!!

I was so excited to use this in my cubicle. Any other white board would cost too much money and I thought I could stick this to my filing cabinet or the wall. It falls down after a few hours. I tried taping it, using magnets, etc. but nothing makes it stick. I'm going to glue it to a piece of cardboard and try to hang it that way. The neon markers on the black board grabs my attention immediately. Very dissapointed I can't use it as intended.

I purchased my WriteyDesk between late March 2018. I got the Birch 30x60. The desk size is great and the color is gorgeous. I use my desk daily and am in love with it. Occasionally my 3 year old will get a hold of my markers and he concurs. Writey may have improved their procedures by now, but back when I purchased the desk I was in contact with their support team via email and I had emails that were "missed" by them more than once. When I would follow up, they were quick to reply and apologize for the confusion. When I received the desk I was also informed that I had to pay some unexpected additional state/shipping tax for the desk. It was by weight, so as I remember it I had to pay about an extra $60-70. I'm not sure why this was - perhaps where they shipped from or the method they shipped it. I don't know. It was shipped disassembled and was significantly easier to put together than pieces from IKEA, however I was unable to completely assemble the desk due to one of the legs suffering from a manufacturer defect. The bolt anchors in one of the legs were so loose that some of the anchors would fall out of the leg and others would spin if you tried to screw anything into them. Writey sent an entirely new leg, which was in good condition and allowed me to complete building the desk. I requested some new feet for the desk as well, since the ones I received were completely covered in superficial scratches and dents, a result of poor packaging. They were all together, loose in a plastic baggy. The replacement feet came with the new leg and looked as bad as the original feet. After completing the assembly I realized the feet are almost completely hidden by the legs anyways. After using the desk daily over the past several months I feel as though there are some improvements that could be made. First and foremost, I wish the finish of the desk was tougher. The first day I used it, my wife used a chalk marker we already had in the house to make a single mark and it left hairline scratch. Since then, the hairline scratches have become more proliferated. I find myself nervous to put anything hard on the desk for fear of creating more scratches. I would also prefer to see rounded edges and corners (at least a waterfall type curve on the top edge). The finish on the main desk doesn't cover the edges/joints and, as a result, dry erase grime gets stuck there. Less important options I would suggest would be the option to order without cable cutouts. I don't use them, but I do have to look at them. Another interesting suggestion would be the potential to add a front-end hinge, making it possible for the desk to flip up. My monitors are mounted on my desk so I wouldn't have a home use for this, but could maybe be useful in offices, classrooms or conference rooms for meetings/presentations. Perhaps made more practical with some considerations made for accommodating mounted monitors.