Quartet Magnetic Whiteboard Calendar, Glass Dry Erase White Board Planner, 2' x 1.5', White Surface, Frameless, Infinity (GC2418F)

Been using this board for a year now. The installation is kind of annoying (we scratched the walls a little trying to find the perfect spot for it, but nothing a little touch up paint can’t fix, and you have to get this into some studs, it’s heavy!). The board though, is amazing! The markers don’t bleed into the board like others do after a text has been sitting there for a while. There’s a notes section on the side for those random things, like a shopping list. We added cork board strips on the top and bottom of the board for our appointment cards and Xmas cards, etc. It only comes with one marker, but Amazon has a good deal on magnetic erasers (really convenient), and dry erase markers (I recommend using the “glass” board markers, they work better (I bought “promarx” and they’re way better than expo). There is a tray that comes out to hold your markers but it’ll be tight for an eraser (get a magnetic eraser). 100% recommend this product, it keeps life way more organized! I took a star off for the installation. Once it’s up though, you’re going to LOVE it!

This product is exactly what I was hoping it would be. It looks great! I just measured the date blocks and they are 3.5" x 3.75" so even if you don't write as small as I do you should have plenty of space.As one reviewer mentioned I DEFINITELY recommend getting chalk markers for it. They look AMAZING! Very easy to write with. Obviously an eraser wouldn't work for them like they would a regular dry erase marker but glass cleaner does the trick quickly.Installed solo since I have a laser level that can prick into the drywall easy. Without something like that I’d recommend a duo installation.Overall great looking and the price is very reasonable to me.The markers I used in mine are:"Professional Artist Quality Fine Tip Chalk Markers - Set of 12 Color Liquid Pens Dry Erase + BONUS 24 Chalkboard Stickers"

Update: After one month, my review still holds true. No colors left behind when cleaning to write new info. Red ink needs a little cleaner to help it come off but that does the trick. Original Review dated 8/28/2020: I ordered the 2x1.5 and it’s perfect for my needs. The daily squares are 2.5”x3”. There was a tiny area of barely visible residue in the area where the word “Month” appears. I tried glass cleaner, but that didn’t take it off. A quick swipe with nail polish remover followed by glass cleaner did the trick perfectly. The marker that came with it writes beautifully - bold and crisp. Shows that my old markers are ready to be updated. My husband installed it with the help of our 11 year old. Using the included template, it was a very simple process. It’s been on the wall for a whole 30 minutes and I love it so much I had to come write a review immediately. I would absolutely buy this again without a second thought.

Does look great…just drives me crazy that there’s a piece of it chipped in the middle. Wish the quality control was higher.

We needed a larger whiteboard. Our last one also had the calendar lines printed on the whiteboard surface and that started to run off. It lasted us a year.This time I wanted more space, the calendar grib to be behind the surface of the whiteboard area, and to match the decor better. Since this is clear it just takes on the wall color. Or should work anywhere we choose to put it!

Very sturdy. My calendar was delivered with broken silver bolt caps due to shipping. I was able to call the manufacturer and they shipped me 4 new ones right away with no charge. It was so easy. My wife loves it. It definitely is not flimsy like most other dry erase boards out there. I will have this for a lifetime.

The first whiteboard delivered was broken into pieces as if it were a car windshield after a shootout. Amazon quickly rectified the issue by sending a replacement a few days later(thanks amazon). However; once the item was opened, you can tell it is not white but slightly green. Yes, I am well aware that glass has a green or blue tint to it, but this glass is not thick to say the least such as a window or door. The amount of green leads me to believe the glass quality is sub par(it already shattered once).Additionally, this should not be advertised as magnetic. The metal backing is extremely thin and flexible, as I discovered with the broken item. This is good for weight, however, probably not for magnetism. The glass is also quite thin so it is disappointing to realize that the magnetic capability is next to zero. Each magnet I have placed has slid down in a matter of seconds. The only way to keep the magnets in place is to stack them on top of each other to increase their strength.The date squares are 3.5x3.75in which are slightly smaller than my non-glass quartet calendar of the same size(3x2ft). The total 3x2ft area of the board could have been used better, but they possibly didn't want people writing off the sides of the glass as it has no border to protect your walls from unintentional ink. The surface is as expected, it wipes clean with an eraser, windex, or alcohol(if you use sharpie).I was expecting more - just more umph. It isn't as attractive as one would think, as I'm sure most purchase this item to replace a regular whiteboard due to aesthetics. The item is useful or rather just usable but bottom line: it is NOT worth $80 at all.

This is large enough to write a note(s) on each day and make notes on the side for upcoming events or reminders of things that should be worked on. I bought the Quartet eraser and marking pens w/ it. Like being able to use different colors for different types of engagements and the eraser cleans everything off.Only issue is getting it hung in the first place. Used the template provided and put in push pins. Then checked those holes by holding the white board up against the wall. Needed adjustments. Double checked to make sure the holes were equidistant apart and level. Still came close to having the holes in the wall misaligned w/ the white board. Need to measure twice and have two people to hang it.

This glass calendar is exactly what I was looking for! I always hated the cheap laminated plastic type sheets which never worked well in the past for me and ended up being junk, so finding this was a true blessing. I need to be able to track my workouts, my personal appointments, as well as my wedding photography business meetings and bookings. So to track all that in 1 calendar, you need writing real estate to be able to fit it all in. I purchased the 4 x 3 ft version so it was fairly expensive, and I don't have a money tree, but the ability to "buy once" beats losing money again with cheaper options. With that said, let me tell you all about this board:1. UNPACKINGThis item comes with the board, a package of mounting hardware (screws, anchors and the board corner mounting cylinders) as well as the marker tray. This board DOES NOT come with a dry erase eraser, but it did come with 1 solitary black marker. It also came with 2 magnetic pins for attaching small papers to the board. The magnetic pins can also be purchased on Amazon should you require more, for approximately $20-$22 CAD.2. MOUNTINGDO NOT DO NOT DO NOT USE THE INCLUDED ANCHORS AND SCREWS!!!!!!!!! This is a no brainer.Cheap anchors like the one's included are for hanging light items, pictures and frames, small shelves, etc. If you mount board with the included anchors and screws, you will end up with a board that fell out of the wall, smashed on the ground in pieces, with holes left in your drywall; you may even end up with an injury. What you DO want to use is strong toggle bolts for all 4 corners, but be warned, you'll need to find toggle bolts that have screws that fit through the small hole of the corner mounting hardware cylinders. If you can't find toggle bolts with screws that fit the centre hole, you'll need to use a very strong industrial anchor that expands and clamps against the drywall on the inside.Some of the anchors you may want to consider are showed in the picture I've attached.If you can find a stud to go into, that is your safest bet, but because studs can be anywhere despite standard requirements for spacing, you will like be able to place one column (2 corners) of mounts into a stud with the 2nd column not hitting a stud.Also, very important to mention, you may or may not need 2 people to mount this. Levelling it on the drywall, I used a laser measure on a tripod because I had them, but most people would need to put a bubble level on the board at the exact location on the wall they'd like to mount it - for that you NEED 2 people as the board is heavy and slippery. Mounting the board is also very difficult unless you have 2 people due to awkward size and how heavy the item is. I DID NOT have someone to help me - my wife was not home when I decided to undertake this project so I mounted it completely myself. For reference sake, I'm 5'9 and have worked out my entire life. I am a strong guy that does this himself all the time, lifting heavy things like nothing matters, and even I had difficulty mounting this alone. Be smart and wait for a 2nd person to help you. I also recommend wearing heavy duty work gloves you can find at hardware stores or dollar stores as the non-slip grip on the palms help to hold a slippery glass board firmly.3. MARKERSI attached a picture of the markers I purchased here on Amazon to use with my board. They are by CHALKOLA so do a search for them. Great price, great colors and a lot of options for color coding different appointments. They write fantastic and are easy to see from anywhere in the room! They also erase off the glass board perfectly with no permanent accidents.4. MARKER TRAYNot much to say about this tray, but it clips on from the bottom and can easily hold 15 markers and an eraser. It is actually a beautiful looking tray with classiness vs a cheap tray that looks like a tray.Overall, I was very hesitant to spend the money ($200+) on this board, but I have been very happy. I give it 10/10 stars if the rating was out of 10, but on here its 5/5. I wouldn't hesitate next time as it is truly a sturdy, professional looking board for my home office. I'd post a picture of my board, but as soon as I mounted it, I put personal details and appointments on there, sorry! But believe me, you will love the look once it’s mounted!

We tried multiple times with traditional white boards but always had problems with cleaning and ghosting. Cost of the plastic sheets nearly half of the glass board but no where near as good. Glass cleans up easily with a dry brush and I have standard white board fine tip that mark well. The glass is not clear - opaque with a slight green tinge but once on our wall didn’t notice any colour. There is also a slight reflection of the writing which doesn’t happen on normal white boards but the quality and clean ability far outweigh those slight detractors. Like it very much.

Found it difficult to mount to the wall and you've got to be very precise with leveling. Also a question/comment answer said this 2x3 board came with an eraser, it doesn't. So that was disappointing. The board looks amazing when mounted on the wall. The packaging it shipped in is sturdy as courier damaged the box in shipping but to my surprise the glass board survived without any damage. The finish is exactly what I was looking for and very sharp looking for those OCD people at home or at work. The marker it shipped with is a plain dry erase that does write but not like the actual GLASS dry erase you should pruchase separately.

I really enjoyed this dry erase board at first. It is sleek and looks good on the wall. For the first few months it was great. Then after about 2 months the shelf for the markers fell off. I originally thought it was because we had too many markers on it. I put the shelf back on the board with only 1 marker and again it fell off after about a day. Now the shelf doesn’t even stay on empty. Not a great design considering how much it cost. Now I have no where to store the markers and am stuck trying to find an alternate solution. Not impressed.

The Calendar Infinity White Magnetic Board has - so far - been great. Mounting was straight-forward, but I do recommend using you own screws/anchors. Board measured exactly 24x18", which was not the case for the matching "blank white magnetic" board I had ordered to match - which was 0.5" shy of 24".