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Your Sticky Whiteboard stays in place without glue, without magnets, and without holes in the wall.
Our boards use a vacuum, so they don’t require glue or magnets. They stick to virtually any smooth, clean, and dry surface: from the refrigerator to a door, a window, or a cabinet door.
It also works on the smooth fronts and sides of built-in refrigerators. Just degrease the surface, and the board will stick.
Windows, mirrors, glass doors, and glass splashbacks.
A painted door, a cabinet door, or a painted tabletop. Both high-gloss and satin finishes work well.
A painted interior door or cabinet door. Paint on wood stays put, even if it’s matte.
High-gloss and satin-finish fronts for kitchens, bathrooms, and closets.
A laminate countertop, a plastic cabinet door, or a coated furniture panel.
Smooth wall tiles in the kitchen or bathroom. It sticks just fine even over grout lines.
A steel cabinet door, a range hood, or a powder-coated locker. Brushed stainless steel is also no problem.
Special anti-fingerprint fronts, such as IKEA VOXTORP matte or KUNGSBACKA, tend to come loose. But if you put Sticky Foil underneath, it stays in place.
Unvarnished oak or veneer that lets you feel the grain. Sticky Foil creates a smooth surface.
Fine-grained wood such as ash or pine. It often adheres right away, and if not, it will stick if you place Sticky Foil underneath.
Paint sticks well to wood, but not to a wall: the paint will come off when you move the board. Choose the door or cabinet next to it.
There’s too much space between the board and the wall. Even with adhesive film, it doesn’t work. A smooth door in the same room does work, though.
Rough, porous wood such as scaffolding wood or an untreated plank. Varnished or painted wood is no problem.
Too coarse and too porous to create a vacuum. Find a cabinet door, window, or refrigerator nearby.
Peel off the backing film to activate our innovative self-adhesive vacuum technology.
Choose a central spot in your home and stick the planner to a smooth surface. You don’t need water for this.
Want to move it to a different spot? Grab the planner with one hand by one corner and gently peel it off the surface. Stick the planner to another smooth surface.
Use a regular whiteboard marker; keep permanent markers away from it.
A dry cloth or the squeegee will remove everything, even after a few weeks.
Schedule recurring tasks and adjust the rest as your week changes.
Write with the included whiteboard marker and wipe clean with a cloth.
Keep the squeegee within reach; a dry cloth works just as well.
Stick icons on your board to quickly access recurring tasks.
Use plastic wrap on walls where the sticky doesn't stick right away, such as wallpaper or rough plaster.
Work from the center toward the edges so that no air gets trapped underneath.
The sticky adheres just as well to the film as it does to glass, and it’s just as easy to remove.
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