AT-A-GLANCE AW602028 WallMates Self-Adhesive Dry Erase Monthly Planning Surface, 36 x 24 , Gray/White/Orange

This is such a great invention! Great quality! I have three at work, and one at home.This board takes a little patience to put up, but it's worth it! It is very easy to unstick and then re-stick. It does not leave any residue and is a great alternative if you can't (or don't want to) put holes in the wall.I recommend this to everyone I know!

I am going to start off by describing this calendar organizer because it seems like many of the negative reviews are just from people not realizing what this is.*This is a paper-thin piece of vinyl. The description does describe it as 3/4" thick, but it is not. I have written to Amazon to correct this in the description, but it has not been fixed yet. There is no frame.*It has an adhesive on the back similar to a Post It note and it sticks directly to your wall. If your wall is clean and relatively smooth, I can't imagine it won't stick. It peels off easily and can be moved.*As long as you use a dry erase marker, there should be no problem with erasing anything (I use my finger, a tissue, or a piece of cloth. They all work fine.)*Each date square is approximately 5" wide & 3.25" tall. Lots of room in each to write information. There is a gray border around it, so if you have a little trouble staying in the lines of the date squares, there is about a 0.5" buffer to keep marker off your wall.I'll have to admit, it wasn't exactly what I was expecting when I ordered it and when I first opened it, I was a little disappointed. I thought, "I paid how much and this is all I got?" But I gave it a chance and it is exactly what we needed. We use it ALL THE TIME. One thing I really like about it is that when the month is about half over, we start to write things for the beginning of the next month at the top, so you can see what is coming up. I would definitely it purchase again, and might purchase a second one for the office.Edit:7 years later and it's still an important part of our daily lives. The surface isn't quite as shiny as it was when new and a little residue from the markers is left when erasing, so every few months, we have to use glass cleaner on it to really clean the dry-erase marker off. This isn't a complaint, just an observation after all this time. We've peeled it off for repainting projects and it has come right off and stuck back on with no issues. We did wait about a week for the paint to really cure before putting it back up.

This is such a great product, I really find it useful. It's very light and is very paperlike. I use it to write out my homework/studying notes on my desk. It erases very well, it comes with it's own pen. It'll come in a very large box but don't be misled, it's actually smaller and lighter! Perfect to use in my opinion.

We bought one of these 4 years ago and just bought another. It helps us keep our hectic life on schedule and is large enough that we never forget to look at it. The only downfall we have found, is when removing the 1st one, it took the paint off with it. Otherwise, its perfect and a great asset for the $$

This is a nifty adhesive white board BUT it absolutely must be applied to a smooth surface. We tried to apply it to a lightly textured wall and it would not stay up and was difficult to write on. Ultimately I threw it away and ordered a traditional white board.

This is basically a white board surface that is paper thin. I'm a teacher, and needed a white board without having to mount it to the wall. I didn't use the adhesive; instead, I just stapled it to the wall. Unfortunately, you need a completely flat surface to write well. Our walls are lightly textured which interferes with your ability to write. To fix this, I inserted a poster board behind it.Pros:1) Erases just as well as a white board2) Light weight3) Thin enough to staple/tack to the wallCons1) You need a completely flat surface (Does not write well if there is any texture on the wall)

great item

This is not a real dry erase board. This is a giant flimsy placemat sticker that you can draw on like a 2 year old. The silver frame shown in the picture is just a colored border on the mat. No stable frame at all. The peel and stick adhesive mentioned in the item description is not referring to the standard foam tape strips used to hang many other real dry erase boards, it's a giant freaking sticker! I do not want to damage the paint and drywall with this. It's not even stiff enough to lean against the wall. Not sure who thought this was a good idea. Dry erase boards always wear out with time and need replacing. For $15.76 you will guarantee the need to repaint the room whenever you no longer want this sticker. I will be sending this back immediately.