Static Whiteboard Sheets – 20 Sheets

Benefits of Reusable Static Whiteboard Sheets For Wall Versatile Usage Works with any dry-erase marker to create an interactive workspace where teams can write, draw, and share ideas together in real-time. No Ghosting or Staining Premium surface quality ensures that writing stays crisp and erases every time without leaving behind traces or permanent marks. Durable and Long-Lasting Tear-resistant polypropylene material withstands daily use, frequent repositioning, and repeated cleaning without losing adhesion. Economical & Reusable Use the same sheet multiple times for a cost-effective alternative to flipchart paper or disposable writing surfaces. Simply wipe clean and reposition as needed. Damage-Free Installation Static cling technology means no adhesives, tape, or mounting hardware required. Apply and remove from any smooth surface without any marks or residue. Whiteboard Sheet – Technical Specifications Colour: White. Odour: Negligible. Sheet Size: 60cm x 80cm (size A1) Base Material: Polypropylene (PP) Identified Uses: Temporary Dry-erasable Surface Store in a cool, dry, well-ventilated place, away from heat and moisture. Not flammable. Safe around fire, no fire hazards. Suitable Surfaces: Smooth, flat surface including painted walls, wallpaper, windows, doors, and glass. Application: Adheres with just static no adhesive or glue Kit Contents 1 X 20 Sheets How to Apply Dry Erase Whiteboard Sheet? Step 1 – Unroll the whiteboard sheet and tear along the perforations to the desired size. Use a single sheet or connect multiple sheets for a larger writing surface. Step 2 – Press the sheet smoothly onto any clean, flat surface such as walls, windows, doors, or tables. A static cling secures it instantly without adhesives or tape. Step 3 – Write or draw with any dry-erase marker, wipe clean with a cloth or eraser, and repeat as many times as needed. Reusable Static Whiteboard Sheets User Application Video @import url(https://smartersurfaces.com/wp-content/plugins/siteorigin-panels/css/front-flex.min.css); #pgc-73183-0-0 , #pgc-73183-2-0 { width:100%;width:calc(100% – ( 0 * 30px ) ) } #pg-73183-0 , #pg-73183-1 , #pg-73183-2 , #pl-73183 .so-panel , #pl-73183 .so-panel:last-of-type { margin-bottom:0px } #pgc-73183-1-0 { width:65%;width:calc(65% – ( 0.35 * 30px ) ) } #pgc-73183-1-1 { width:35%;width:calc(35% – ( 0.65 * 30px ) ) } #pgc-73183-3-0 { width:55%;width:calc(55% – ( 0.45 * 30px ) ) } #pgc-73183-3-1 { width:45%;width:calc(45% – ( 0.55 * 30px ) ) } #pg-73183-1> .panel-row-style , #pg-73183-2> .panel-row-style , #pg-73183-3> .panel-row-style { padding:25px 25px 25px 25px } #pg-73183-1.panel-has-style > .panel-row-style, #pg-73183-1.panel-no-style , #pg-73183-2.panel-has-style > .panel-row-style, #pg-73183-2.panel-no-style , #pg-73183-3.panel-has-style > .panel-row-style, #pg-73183-3.panel-no-style { -webkit-align-items:flex-start;align-items:flex-start } @media (max-width:780px){ #pg-73183-0.panel-no-style, #pg-73183-0.panel-has-style > .panel-row-style, #pg-73183-0 , #pg-73183-1.panel-no-style, #pg-73183-1.panel-has-style > .panel-row-style, #pg-73183-1 , #pg-73183-2.panel-no-style, #pg-73183-2.panel-has-style > .panel-row-style, #pg-73183-2 , #pg-73183-3.panel-no-style, #pg-73183-3.panel-has-style > .panel-row-style, #pg-73183-3 { -webkit-flex-direction:column;-ms-flex-direction:column;flex-direction:column } #pg-73183-0 > .panel-grid-cell , #pg-73183-0 > .panel-row-style > .panel-grid-cell , #pg-73183-1 > .panel-grid-cell , #pg-73183-1 > .panel-row-style > .panel-grid-cell , #pg-73183-2 > .panel-grid-cell , #pg-73183-2 > .panel-row-style > .panel-grid-cell , #pg-73183-3 > .panel-grid-cell , #pg-73183-3 > .panel-row-style > .panel-grid-cell { width:100%;margin-right:0 } #pgc-73183-1-0 , #pgc-73183-3-0 { margin-bottom:30px } #pl-73183 .panel-grid-cell { padding:0 } #pl-73183 .panel-grid .panel-grid-cell-empty { display:none } #pl-73183 .panel-grid .panel-grid-cell-mobile-last { margin-bottom:0px } }