LJY Dry Erase Vinyl Stickers, 10 Colours

Colour is the main advantage of these dry erase vinyl stickers: the set includes ten hexagons in different colours, so notes can be grouped by task, room or priority without adding a separate colour key. Write on the surface with a compatible dry erase marker, then wipe it to update the message.

Each hexagon has sides of approximately 15 cm and a maximum width of 30 cm, giving it a noticeable footprint on a wall or other smooth surface.

Size and fit

These are individual stickers rather than one continuous writing board. Their hexagonal shape can suit a geometric display or a set of separate prompts, while the different colours make each area easy to distinguish. Before choosing a spot, allow enough room for the full 30 cm maximum width and consider how the shapes will sit alongside one another.

Application matters here. The manufacturer recommends peeling the backing, positioning each sticker slowly and smoothing from the centre outward to reduce trapped air. The intended surface should be tested first, so this set is better suited to a suitable smooth surface than to a rough or uneven one. The product information does not specify how easily the stickers can be removed or repositioned, so plan the layout before applying them.

Pros

• Ten colours provide a ready-made way to separate notes, labels or prompts.
• The writable surface can be wiped and updated with a compatible dry erase marker.
• Hexagon shapes offer a more visual layout than a single plain note area.
• Suggested uses include meeting notes, task boards, room labels and colour-coded messages.

The trade-off is that each sticker is a defined shape and size. If you need a broad, uninterrupted writing area or a conventional board with flexible space, a larger single-surface option may be a better fit. These stickers are designed for arranging smaller pieces of information, not replacing every kind of workspace board.

Spec sheet

• Type: Dry erase vinyl stickers
• Format: Ten hexagons in ten different colours
• Size: Approximately 15 cm per side
• Maximum width: 30 cm
• Writing surface: Use a compatible dry erase marker, wipe to update
• Application: Peel and apply to a smooth surface, test the surface first

What I’d consider

It makes sense if you want colour-coded notes that can be changed, or a more playful way to label spaces and organize prompts. For example, you could use separate coloured hexagons for meeting reminders and current tasks, then wipe and rewrite them as plans change. Would that be more useful than keeping everything in one plain block of writing? That depends on whether visual grouping matters more to you than uninterrupted space.

No es para ti si you need a large, continuous board, want to write on textured surfaces, or cannot test the chosen spot before applying the stickers. The listing gives application guidance, but no further detail about removal or repositioning. If those points matter for your wall or workspace, a freestanding board or another non-adhesive format is the less uncertain choice.