What is the back of the board made of ? Cardboard? Plastic? I need a large dry erase board for outside use, keeping score at Quidditch games...so it may get damp.
83811
Mine is aluminum There may be some type of fiberboard in between but the exterior surfaces would tolerate dampness. Not sure how it would hold up in a downpour though.
83812
It's made of cardboard, roughly the same thickness as a standard shipping box. I wouldn't recommend it for outdoor use where water or rain might get to it. Based on R. Best's answer, it sounds like the backing material can be different.
83813
It's made of cardboard, roughly the same thickness as a standard shipping box. I wouldn't recommend it for outdoor use where water or rain might get to it.Based on R. Best's answer, it sounds like the backing material can be different.
456806
Material. However this was the cheapest made easel I've ever seen. If I didn't wait until Christmas Eve to put it together, I'd of sent it back. We had to buy dowels and other pieces of wood and screws for the baskets because the enclosed pieces were just falling apart. The dry erase board also has to be washed right after use because the dry erase markers (tried 3 different brands) won't erase off.
503283
Metal on the outside. Under the metal I'm not sure. Could be particle board or wood. It's ways to sturdy to be cardboard. Sorry I couldn't tell you for sure.
343488
It would not hold up in the rain, it's 'dry erase' but water will damage the material and the dry erase marker will run. The rain would probably get under the back and de-adhere it too.
129066
the back is the thin board like what you find in Ikea type drawer bottom, not quite wood but not cardboard either. I hope that helps.
1916019
Particle board. It is not as compressed as I was expecting. We sent it back. Hope that's helpful.
1673002
It is a dry erase board. However, it is a glass surface. I never used a permanent marker or a wet erase marker, so I really do not know. I would think, since it is glass, it would come off.
2232461
The board is made of plywood. It's very sturdy. One side is 4" wide. The other is 9" wide. Very happy with the board!!
1009568
As others have said, the sides are a vinyl-coated hardboard. The whole thing is pretty durable as far as day-to-day use, but you could definitely destroy it with power tools to get to the contents, if you were so inspired.
1170337
cardboard. there tear from top back before they are even used... wished now I had ordered styrofoam ones..to late now...
599599
These boards are made of a metal that draws any item or device that has a magnet to the front blue surface. The back, however, is padded cardboard and therefore does not attract magnetic devices.
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Cardboard. It worked well for me for about a year, but over the summer it had some boxes or something stacked on top of it, and it kind of collapsed. I'm still using it, but it's not like it used to be. It's worth it for a temporary fix, but not for a lifetime.
2100366
It is made of a high density plastic. Seems quite durable. The board is up at my lake house, so can't say exactly how wide, but it is quite stable and comfortable to stand on... I'd guess 3' wide or so.
1884321
I am not sure as it is made of thin light plastic and the top is foam. Ours have certainly gotten damp in the grass San have been fine. I would think that the risk of it being ruined is more likely to be due to getting stepped on and squished. It is an awesome toy!!
1593196
It is not stiff like a dry erase board but wouldn't roll up real nice like fabric. It's about a 4 to 5mm thick piece of magnet mat material. Like a thin refrigerator magnet.
1121698
It's made out of a covered cardboard material. Ours is pretty durable, and has lasted a year, but it doesn't take any abuse.
1210456
Penny boards are made out of plastic. This board is much more solid and is a good choice, my 12 yo daughter loves it.