Loddie Doddie Magnetic White Board 24" x 36" - Magnetic Dry Erase Board with Built-in Marker Tray - Rustic Wooden Frame

The whiteboard felt better than average in build quality, though nothing to write home about. The mounting sheets were useless. The magnetic backing was very weak. Overall, I am happy with the purchase because it was the right size.

I have to be honest that the quality of materials is very low. The wood came a bit peeled off at the corners.Writing on the whiteboard also presses into the board, hopefully it doesn't dent over time.But they have really good customer service if you order from their website. They gave me free markers because of the trouble I had to go through to return a damaged second-handed product. And gave me a refund when the new product didn't come in perfect shape.Overall it is leaning expensive for the value but it actually looks quite beautiful on the wall! I used command strips.

I like this board, but it arrived damaged.Pros: Heavy, sturdy, works wellCons: It’s already peeling apart!! (see pictures) It was like this when I got it out of the box. Very cheap material and not worth the price.

It’s beautiful. I love that there is a place to put the markers on the bottom edge. I love it!

I expected a few scratches on the frame and they aren't that bad. White paint can cover them up. The board is perfect, no warping or scratches on it. It's perfect for my needs and aesthetic/decor. Highly recommended!

This feels like a solid, quality erase board. It cleans easily and has a metal frame with a wood wrap. Matches my office beautifully! I didn't hang mine because I like to move it around so it's just leaned agains the wall on my desk

Looks nice and great quality

I bought two. The first purchase, the white board was very warped. The second purchase, I didn't notice the warping until I threw away the box, hung it, and let the sunlight hit it the next day. It, too, is warped, to a lesser degree. Also, the white board material is too glossy or filmy, so the ink from the markers seem to separate on the board. It's bizarre.