Allowing You the Space You Need to Stay Organized!

Measuring 18″ wide x 108″ long, this spacious whiteboard gives you plenty of room to stay organized throughout the year. With all the amenities of a peel and stick decal: repositionable and removable, no sticky residue and completely safe for walls, this easy to install wall décor can be applied wherever needed. A perfect accessory for the office, home, dorm room, classroom or playroom, this reusable surface can be used in a variety of ways. Make lists, keep track of plans, stay on top of homework, play games, teach, have fun and stay inspired with this fabulous dry-erase solution.

This how-to video shows you how to properly apply your new whiteboard so that it stays with you as long as you’d like!

Teacher Tuesdays: Classroom Essentials We are pleased to bring back our Teacher Tuesdays series! At WallPops we are dedicated to supporting education and the pursuit of learning. Not only do we have a yearly scholarship reward for students, but we also have an annual classroom makeover giveaway, and always feature teachers' posts on our Instagram! Today we focus on classroom essentials - see how some of our favorite educators decorated their spaces using WallPops! Delightful Dry Erase Dots Source: WallPops InstagramSource: Kyl...

DIY Chalkboard Wall The Perfect Activity for Christmas Break! An easy chalkboard wall made with WallPops Large Chalk Message Board A truly wonderful time of year, the holiday season is filled with family and laughter, friends and great food. Allowing us more time to spend with one another, these fun filled days give us the freedom to work on unfinished projects, start on new adventures or dabble in some of our favorite activities. Chalkboard Wall Before & After Whether this Christmas break you are ...

Why Peel and Stick Wallpaper Beats Paint for an Accent Wall Every Sing... The faster, cleaner, renter-friendly way to create the wall everyone notices first. There was a time when painting an accent wall felt like the ultimate DIY flex. A gallon of paint. A roller. A free Saturday. Maybe a little confidence you probably should not have had. But once you actually start? The romance fades pretty quickly. Suddenly you are moving furniture, taping edges, hunting for a drop cloth, cracking a window because the room smells like paint, and wondering why the fir...