Large Dry Erase Wall Calendar - 25" x 44" - Premium Yearly Whiteboard Planner for Office, Home, and School - Laminated, Erasable, and Reusable

My husband has been dying for a calendar on the wall so he can keep up with “the plan” so he purchased this. I was a bit skeptical but I really like it. Make sure you do as recommended and put books on the edges to be sure it doesn’t stay curled up. Great surface, easy to clean, big, visually appealing. If you need a lot of spaces in each box I would prob getting one with less months but same size so you have lots of room to write.

I have to admit that I am really bad at measuring and itturned out that we had insufficient wall space for the calendar as is, so Icut it in half and it's perfect (and now we have 2- 2 month calendars)! I really like it. I was surprised that thenote inside says that it's not for use with Expo markers. I'm thankful forthe markers that came with it and all the other "doo-dads". And I didremember to activate the eraser and they work perfectly. I'll be orderingmore supplies for the calendars in the future. Thank you!

I like this wall calendar, it's very clean looking. I do have a couple of complaints that may keep me from buying it again. One: it comes with pins to hang so you have to punch holes it and in the wall. I used combat strips instead but it doesn't lay flat this way. it worked OK, though, with the pins, it would lay flat. Two: it says you can't use Expo brand pens on it because they stain. It does come with it's own set of markers but with no brand suggestions to replace them so I'll have to do some research. Overall, it does look very clean and streamlined on my office wall. It's a nice change from the At-a-Glance brand I had that had a thick blue border around everything, you know the ones.

Exactly as described, I use this on a wall in my office , I have two side by side, it serves as a schedule for all the employees I keep track of. It’s really nice when they come in to ask for a day/time off they can see right away if they will be doubling someone else that has time off in their department.

These jumbo "re-usable" calendars would be great if they were truly re-usable, but they're not. No such product like this exists. You'd have to obtain a pre-printed sheet of glass or purchase an actual industrial dry-erase white board to have true re-usability. These sheet printed dry-erase products only last a few wipes, then stain. These are no exception, even though they state they're better quality (same as the rest). I've only purchased them at this point because they're the biggest calendar (for my taste) that I can re-use a few times and they're mobile: They can be installed almost anywhere when working at home. Expo markers do work--only a few times though--but Lushleaf is a business so they're going to CYA in their descriptions. The markers that are included are cheap and have about the same re-usability as others. And as other users have stated, finding markers like those are near impossible. Others will stain immediately, so you'll end up getting Expo anyway. Not a terrible product but don't think you're going to "save money" with a never-ending dry-erase calendar. It's only going to last one year (so like a wipe or two) but they're similar in price as paper calendars in similar sizes that can only be used once.

I wanted a calendar to track my workouts and this is perfect! Great size, easy to write on. Perfect for what I need it for!

We like the layout and design. We bought it, obviously, as a dry erase calendar to track our plans with. My wife filled in the next few months worth of dates and plans. It looks good on our wall. But when we went to erase September, it was nearly impossible. It took the two of us over an hour of scrubbing and we can still see faint stains anywhere there was marker. Things that were only written on the day before stained. All colors we used stained. We had thought we were purchasing a board with a backing, not just a flimsy poster. All in all, this was a frustrating and disappointing purchase and generally a waste of our money.

This would be the perfect business calendar for the wall, if you could see the days of the week and the calendar lines that separate the months. The design is poorly executed in the fact that the designer used light thin black lines and the days of the week are also done in thin light black, instead of a bold dark black; so from less than 6 feet across the room you cannot distinguish Monday from Tuesday or Wednesday or Thursday, etc. I will have to go over the days of the week, and the lines that separate the months with a bold black permanent marker to be able to see it from the wall to my desk which is less than 6 feet away.