Only wish the mounting holes would have been an even 32" on center for easy stud mounting-I personally didn't want to trust this glass to a little anchor (they're ~33

Glare - This is glass and the glossy surface does have reflections and glare (these boards have a window next to them which is visible in the picture)

Clear board is reflective, and shows every fingerprint, but cleans easily with glass cleaner

Have gotten lots of compliments because the board doesn't add clutter (since it's clear glass) in the house

Only issue withe the clear glass is it created a shadow on the actual wall and causes a double image of the

The glass dry-erase board is is very high quality.

Very nice glass whiteboard

Nice beveled edge glass

Luckily, I slammed it through the bolts and the glass didn't break and it all worked out lol, but be sure of you're markings!

The Frosted Glass Dry-Erase Board - 35 1/2" x 47 1/4" fits in much better than a traditional white board and works well.

The glass is frosted and you have to be sure to put the frost on the rear

Packaged well, hardware very nice, easy instructions, heavy glass, great price, love it.

really nice glass whiteboard.

The only thing is that expo markers don't work as well this frosted glass boards

Anytime a new person walks into my office, I get comments about my frosted glass board

The only confusion is if the writing side is the frosted side or the reflective glass

The only thing is that expo markers don't work as well this frosted glass boards

The glass dry-erase board really does erase presenting a very clean surface.

I ordered the White Glass Dry-Erase board and it was very easy to install, one just has to read the directions with the hardware.

Anyways, awesome glass board but installation is hard.

The only thing unexpected is that the glass is a lot more frosted than I though.

The Frosted Glass Dry-Erase Board - 35 1/2" x 47 1/4" fits in much better than a traditional white board and works well.

i wish i would have ordered the frosted glass because the wall i mounted it on was creme white and the colors are very visible

The board is very good glass, and it looks very modern, not to mention great on my wall

I've long wanted a sleek glass board

At first I bought regular Expo markers, and they didn't write on it very well due to the slickness of the glass surface (the frosted side is the backside, so you're writing on a slick glass side with a frosted backdrop)

You screw in all the posts the glass is supported by before hanging, so all the posts are ready when you handle the glass.

Just put the template on the floor so you can read it, then lay the glass over it and punch little holes through the paper/cardboard exactly where you need the holes to be.

But I think the perfect glass board would be made with an opaque color IN THE GLASS, so there are no odd reflections off the back.

Just got the 3'x4' frosted glass board two days ago

It can be done by one person but is difficult and might damage the glass

For writing that doesn’t wipe off easily (only needs dry erase board or glass cleaner

Glad I picked the frosted glass vs. the clear glass.

This clear glass model was the perfect solution.

The instructions have you lay the glass on top of the included instruction paper that is the exact side of the glass

Some of this might be the closeness of the mounting points, but the glass seems pretty strong

I'll be looking into exchanging the board for one of their clear glass ones, which I hope will not have the same problems with the surface quality.

Just lay the glass on the sheet and trace the holes on each corner

elegant, high quality solid glass

Glass cleans nicely without any residual marks.

I bought this, not to use as a whiteboard, but to use as a splash guard behind my kitchen sink to protect the painted wall...in a previous home, I'd used a piece of plexiglass as a splash guard, but this looks a lot better...wipe it off, use a little glass cleaner, better than having to smear crud on a painted surface

Glass beautiful but came opened, styrofoam not on it, and the glass was directly on the concrete

We chose the clear glass to let the wall color show through and it is perfect

Also, remember that the frosted glass version is not magnetic.

(I prefer to drilll a pretty thin pilot hole that's about 2/3 the thickness of the core of the anchor.)Use the sheet of thin cardboard (in the package protecting the glass) to create a template for the holes you'll need for the mounting posts

Glass is so much better for dry erase

For writing that doesn’t wipe off easily (only needs dry erase board or glass cleaner

It looks pretty and works as it sits leaning against my wall, but this is NOT what I had in mind

Markers don't work as well on the glass surface as they do on a whiteboard, and some colors are hard to make out