Metal foil for magnetic boards, self-adhesive black for chalks, writable, width 120 cm, by the metre

Self-adhesive metal, metallized foil is suitable for black magnetic boards, writable magnetic boards for chalk drawing. It is 0.5 mm thick and 120 cm wide. We supply it by the meter, we will deliver it to you in one piece from 1 to 20 linear meters. This way, you can create a very long board.

Suitable for study rooms, lecture halls, shops, restaurants, children's corners, club rooms, offices and children's rooms at home.

Thanks to the self-adhesive layer, you can stick the metal foil to the wall in no time. The marking layer is matte black. Simply erase notes written in chalk or paintings drawn in chalk and you have a free surface for further creation. White school chalk or colored chalk is suitable for writing and painting.

For pinning notes we recommend smaller neodymium magnets with a load capacity of 1 to 4 kg, magnetic figurines or office magnets, as older ferrite (black) types of magnets are weak for this purpose. Newer types of fridge magnets that contain a neodymium (silver) magnet, or magnets made of magnetic foil, are also suitable for snapping onto metallized foil.

Tip: If you need to attach weaker (black) ferrite magnets, souvenirs, or fridge magnets with a ferrite magnet with low magnetic force to the wall, you can use a standard steel sheet with a galvanized surface.

The metallized foil is 0.5 mm thick, you can adjust it to the required size, cut it with scissors or cut it with a folding knife. Stick to a clean, dust-free surface. After applying, we recommend pressing for a moment so that the adhesive layer is well activated.

Colored magnetic foils and tapesalso stick well to the metallized foil, which can also be cut with scissors or a snap-off knife.

Create a special magnetic bulletin board on the wall and draw on it with chalk.

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