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Magnetic Wall Decal Chalkboard + Magnet Board + Whiteboard · Peel & Stick in 10 Minutes.

Toddlers draw. The only question is where. This turns a bare stretch of wall into a surface they're allowed to use — chalk it, wipe it, cover it in magnetic letters, wipe it again. It goes up in about ten minutes with no tools, and it takes up no floor space at all, which matters more than anyone tells you when the playroom is also the living room.

Three boards in one— chalk, dry-erase and magnets on the same surface, so you're not buying an easelanda magnet board
Zero floor space— it's flat against the wall, so nothing to fold away, trip over or tip onto a toddler
Everything's in the box— chalk, a magnetic holder and a full letter-and-number set included, not sold separately at checkout
Wipes clean with a damp cloth— same-day wipe, no ghosting, no repainting
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Check Your Wall Before You Order. Not After.

Sticks to smooth, cured painted drywall, doors and glass. Won't stick to textured walls, wallpaper, brick, or washable/stain-resistant/semi-gloss paint — those are made to repel adhesive. Painted in the last 30 days? Wait. And place it carefully the first time: re-sticking weakens the bond and risks your paint.

The Board Isn't Magnetic. Magnets Stick To It.

There's an iron layer inside, so magnets grip it like a fridge door. The included letters and flat, full-backed magnets hold well. Heavy building tiles and thick novelty magnets will slide — too much weight, too little contact. It's a fridge door on your wall, not a steel plate.

The Magnets Are Small. Please Read This One.

Rated 3+ because the letters are small parts. Swallowed magnets can attract through the intestine and cause serious injury — keep them from under-3s and anyone who still mouths objects, and get medical help immediately if any are swallowed. Chalk, chalk crayons and dry-erase markers only; permanent marker and wax crayon stain it for good.

3-IN-1 / Chalk Dry-erase Magnet 10 MIN / Install time 0 SQ FT / Floor space 26+10 / Letters & numbers 3+ / Age NO TOOLS / Peel & stick

Four Walls. Nowhere They're Allowed to Draw.

Every parent hits the same three-way squeeze:


They draw on the wall anyway.

You can say no forty times. The impulse doesn't go anywhere — it just relocates to the door frame.


The easel ate the floor.

Four square feet, permanently in the way, and it gets folded up and forgotten by month two.


The tablet keeps winning.

Not because you want it to. Because it's the only thing they'll choose on their own while you cook.


Nothing you buy looks like it belongs.

Bright plastic in a room you also live in. So the playroom slowly takes over the house.


The problem isn't that they draw. It's that nowhere in the house is theirs to draw on.

Give the Impulse Somewhere to Go.


Stick it up, and the answer stops being no and starts being here:

A surface they're allowed to use.
Chalk on it, wipe it off, start again. The drawing happens on the board instead of the skirting board.

Magnets hold, so it's not just drawing.
Letters, numbers, names, the morning routine. It becomes a learning wall the week they're ready for one.

It's already up, so they choose it.
Nothing to set out or put away. The easiest option in the room wins — that's the whole trick.

Ten minutes, no tools.
Peel, smooth it down with the scraper, done. Two people makes it easier; one person can manage.

You're not buying a drawing board. You're giving them a corner of the house that's theirs.

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