How To Fix Whiteboard On Wall Without Nails

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I'm planning on buying a big white lath to put on my bedroom wall. I don't want to commit to it though, and so I don't want to nail information technology to the wall. Does anyone know of a non permanent solution to fix the board to the wall?

EDIT: Oasis't bought the board yet, so I don't know the weight. Dimensions will probably be around 72" by 40"

Haven't bought information technology yet, and so I don't know the weight. Dimensions volition probably be around 72" by xl" — Jun 4, 2016 at xv:17
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Is this going to be a typical framed whiteboard with mark tray? Or are yous going to buy a sail of melamine? If the latter, it will be cheaper and y'all have a whole lot more surface area to work with. All the same, I can't call up of anyway that you are gonna mount something that big reliably without a hole. It doesn't take to be a big pigsty but it's gonna have to be a hole. — Jun eleven, 2016 at sixteen:14

Joe FalaJoe Fala 6,098 7 silvery badges 33 bronze badges · Answer 1 · 2019-04-04 14:17:24Z

Only get a whiteboard adhesive curl. You tin make it the unabridged wall if y'all desire. And you can easily remove it and reuse it in another location.

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answered Apr four, 2019 at 14:17

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Just make sure to get the easily removable version - there are also ones with a more than permanent adhesive, but this (generic blazon of product) was exactly what I thought of when I read the question.

Apr 4, 2019 at 16:37

Answer 2 · 2016-06-04 16:15:16Z

I accept had a lot of success with those "Command" adhesives from 3M, but information technology entirely depends on how heavy information technology is. If you are not familiar with them they accept a tab that allows them to break their glue bail past stretching the material and I have not had any leave marks on the wall. They are available at about whatever hardware store. They have a weight rating on the package and I would figure one-half that.

Answer 3 · 2019-06-12 16:56:09Z

You can hang whiteboard with industrial strength velcro. I purchase the role at Dwelling house Depot that is rated to hold 10 lbs. Because it is attaching to the wall, there is not 10 lbs of weight actually on the velcro strips. I put them on every corner and i in the center top and bottom and left and right. It hold great, nosotros practice this in our school for classrooms. It works perfectly. I buy the channel guides and put them effectually the whiteboard to protect the edges (the whiteboard at Dwelling house Depot and Lowes will bend hands at the corners and sides). Or yous can trim them, like a frame. Works swell, hope this helps someone.