Lorell LLR00586 Dry-erase Board 3x2 Ft Aluminum Frame

Product Description

The LORELL LLR00586 is a wall-mounted dry-erase board built for everyday writing and erasing in professional and educational settings. The board features a white-coated styrene surface that accepts standard dry-erase markers and wipes clean with a dry eraser or cloth. An aluminum frame surrounds the surface, providing structural rigidity and a clean finished appearance. At 0.6 inches thick, the board is lightweight and ships with hanging hardware included, making wall installation straightforward. A built-in marker tray along the bottom edge keeps markers accessible during use. Licensed HVAC techs, plumbers, and facilities staff in commercial buildings commonly encounter these boards in service areas, break rooms, and dispatch offices.

The LLR00586 is suited for offices, classrooms, conference rooms, and light commercial facilities that need a reusable, non-porous writing surface. The 3-foot by 2-foot writing area provides usable space for notes, schedules, diagrams, and task lists without occupying excessive wall space. The aluminum frame and included mounting hardware allow a single installer to complete the wall mount with basic hand tools. No special anchors are required for standard drywall installations, though masonry walls may require appropriate fasteners sourced separately.

Key Features

• White-coated styrene surface accepts dry-erase markers and erases cleanly
• Aluminum frame provides a durable, finished border around the writing surface
• Attached marker tray stores markers and erasers directly below the writing area
• Hanging hardware included for wall mounting out of the box
• Lightweight construction at 8 pounds simplifies single-person installation

Compatibility

Designed as a standard wall-mounted dry-erase whiteboard for use in office and classroom environments requiring a reusable writing surface.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by facilities staff or a general handyman using standard hand tools. Power down or disconnect any electrical components in the immediate work area before drilling into walls. Locate wall studs or use appropriate drywall anchors to support the board weight securely. Follow applicable building facility guidelines for wall-mounted fixtures in commercial or institutional environments.