You will love this acrylic calendar! Acrylic is the most amazing writing surface. Wet-erase markers erase completely, and don't ghost or stain like so many erasable calendars.
It is a professionally cut acrylic, with beautiful clear, polished edges. It is professionally printed on the back so the printing will never come off. It comes with high quality silver, gold or black hardware, and clear instructions on how to hang the calendar.
Our calendar will be a stunning addition to your home. It is a piece of art that will help you be organized!
Details
- Acrylic is highly superior to traditional white dry erase surfaces. It cleans spotlessly, with no "ghosting" or residue left over.
- You can use wet erase markers or dry erase markers. Wet erase markers are recommended, as they will write much darker and more precise than dry erase.
- One wet-erase marker will be included.
-All hardware for mounting the corner posts will be included.
- NOTE: calendar is not magnetic
Sizes
SIZES (listing photo shows our large size)
EXTRA SMALL
-18" wide X 15" tall
-Writing area for each day is 2" X 2 1/4"
-Notes section is 4" X 15"
-Comes with 4 hardware for mounting
SMALL
-23" wide X 18.5" tall.
-Writing area for each day is 2 1/2” x 2 1/2”
-Notes section is 5" x 19"
-Comes with 4 hardware for mounting
LARGE
-31" wide X 20.5" tall.
-Writing area for each day is 3 1/4” x 3 1/8”
-Notes section is 8" X 20.5"
-Comes with 6 hardware for mounting
EXTRA LARGE (thicker acrylic)
-35" wide X 23" tall
-Writing area for each day is 3 1/2” x 3 1/2”
-Notes section is 8" X 23"
-Comes with 4 hardware for mounting
EXTRA EXTRA LARGE (thicker acrylic)
-42" wide X 27" tall
-Writing area for each day is 4 3/8” x 4 1/4
-Notes section is 10" X 27" tall
-Comes with 4 hardware for mounting
In our larger sizes, the acrylic is twice as thick, so that your calendar doesn't bend and hit the wall when you write on it!
FAQ
- How is the calendar mounted?
It is mounted with 4 screws and anchors. Mounting on old lath and plaster walls requires care to not break the plaster around the screws (usually found in homes manufactured up until the 1950s.)
