WriteyboardReviews of writeyboards.com

We ordered the Black dry erase 4' x 10' and received the white one by mistake. Otherwise the quality, service and product is great.

It you have the experience of installing a screen protector, pretend your screen is as big as the window and imagine all the bubbles. I ended up having to throw away the $75 whiteboard material because it looked so horrible on my window.

I just think if you're going to sell for 50 sq ft and say that you may need multiple coats (which we did) that you need to provide enough paint for that. We ended up spending twice as much on the paint as we intended and our area was only 35 sq ft.

It was a pain in the ass to install and it didnt come with everything we needed to use right out of the box. although cheaper than a white board, at the delivered price it could have included more to insure that you could get the job done and get to using it right away. In our application, adding white board functionality in the middle of an off white wall, we would have benefited from some type of border to prevent you from running over onto the wall and as you wiped it, it might help you from smearing stuff on the wall. The gauge of the sheet is such that virtually every blemish in the wall read through and for the amount we paid, I expected a thicker material which would have reduced the amount of read through... It got the job done but I don't know that I will use it elsewhere...

Love the concept and the promise of easy application and use but very disappointed in the outcome. Performance is below average and a bit of a disaster. My conference room walls are dingy and spotty due to ghosting. Can not fully clean the walls of marker impressions, even using the recommended PILOT markers.

Stumbled upon Whiteyboard during a search online for larger whiteboards. Also nice to see that Mark Cuban's name is attached as an investor aside from the published articles online. We excitedly received our Whiteyboard in the mail after testing out several samples. (LOVE that they send free samples to test!) We watched the online installation video after being told there is a minimum purchase of $150 to qualify for installers to come put up the Whiteyboard. It was definitely at least a 3 person job! =) I don't recommend putting Whiteboard on any type of a wall other than completely smooth. Even something small as a nail hole from a picture frame or any slight signs of texture on the wall will just result in air pockets and texture showing through the board. We cleaned the walls and everything we were told. Just not a good wall to stick on. With that said, after leaving it alone and unwatched over the weekend in the office, sadly came back to seeing it half peeled off the wall. The adhesive is still sticky and not quite sure what happened, but we spent about 2 weeks making sure to smooth out the air pockets and keep it sticking to the wall. It's not the most attractive feature on the wall as we hoped it to be, but it serves its purpose and the more you work on the air pockets, the better they become.