WriteyboardReviews of writeyboards.com

It was a little pricey but i will say that the it has been worth it so far.

My purchase did get held up in the basket for awhile and so I had to trick the system, and while support came on it was after. The remainder of the experience, the website and the product are very good and reasonably priced.

We are a tech company that is always interested in trying out innovative new products for the office. I had seen white dry erase paint and chalk board paint in the past, but this was the first time I had seen Clear! We tested this product on a blue painted pillar before attempting an entire wall. Only one coat was needed, and writing (we used dry erase neon paint markers) wipes off completely even after being on for weeks. The only issue is the price. We ideally wanted to paint an entire meeting room with this, so people could brainstorm and write on all walls. However, at $75 per 25 sq ft, it was very much outside budget. The room isn't that large (walls add up to 320 sq ft), but it would have cost us around $1,000 just for the clear coat. Would love to see this product come down in price! At which point, we would definitely invest in more.

I am like you guys, a white board freak; have been since college. No idea is as good as it is on a white board. It takes up no room in my office, it serves as both the idea board and decor. My office has attracted some attention, so more will be buying soon.

Third order and all went smooth, even when we forgot the discount code customer service helped out!

I have ordered previously and really like the customer service and product.

I spend $300 and did not get a discount on the shipping costs. For shipping within NorthAmerica I feel this should be covered.

Ghost board from Whiteyboard/Writeyboard. Nice idea but it's difficult to install and the product design almost guarantees that if there are any hitches in the process your product will be ruined/useless. And then because the cuts aren't square, expect to need to trim it yourself and have issues trying to line it up to be square. We installed a small (4'x6') Ghost board - or attempted to. Only after rolling it out, taping the middle as instructed, and starting to remove the backing paper, did it become apparent that we needed an extra person because unless you have arms like Shaquille O'Neal, one person can't hold the sheet well enough while the other peels the backing. And if you don't hold the sheet properly, it collapses/curls on itself. And while it's removable from the wall, the instant it touches itself it's seriously stuck. Removing that crumples the product (and in one case resulted in a small hole). So much for a nice clear/smooth surface. And exacerbating the issue - if the peeled board comes into contact with the wrong side of the backing paper (as can easily happen while you're peeling), that paper is never coming off the ghost board, render it less "ghost" and more "patchy white." Bottom line this product is a great idea that is massively over-advertised as simple to install.