JOMUSAGA Magnetic Whiteboard Paper (150 x 100 cm) with markers, eraser & magnets
Product description
If you want the flexibility of a whiteboard without the hassle of drilling and buying a separate board, JOMUSAGA’s Magnetic Whiteboard Paper is designed to go on smooth surfaces with adhesive backing. On paper, it’s a simple way to make a wall usable for notes, reminders and planning—plus it includes magnets, markers and an eraser so you can get going straight away.
That said, there are a couple of things worth being clear on before you buy. The sheet itself isn’t “fully magnetic” in the way a traditional magnetic whiteboard is, instead, it contains soft iron and attracts magnetic items, which is useful for holding paper and small magnets, but it’s not the same as being a board for every ferrous object.
Quick overview
JOMUSAGA Magnetic Whiteboard Paper comes as a set with magnetic whiteboard film plus accessories for writing and fixing items up. The idea is that you attach the film to a suitable wall, then write with the included markers and wipe clean with the included eraser. Because it’s “magnetic” via soft iron, you can also use magnetic nails (included) to hang/hold documents or pictures to the film.
A nice touch for home and schools is that the film is described as cuttable, with a measurement grid on the back. That helps when you need a custom size for a wall section or you’re setting up a classroom-style activity area.
What stands out day to day
The biggest practical win here is the combination of writing surface and magnetic holding power in one sheet. For everyday use, that means you can:
- jot down a weekly schedule or reminders and still pin supporting notes alongside them
- attach printed work, posters or photos using the magnetic nails
- keep everything in the same spot on the wall rather than relying on separate pinboards
You’ll also appreciate the emphasis on smooth writing and easy erasing. The film is made from thickened PET writing film, and the wipe-clean surface is meant to handle normal marker marks without drama. For stubborn stains, the guidance is to use a damp cloth or neutral detergent.
Magnetic behaviour (and the limitation to know)
This product is “magnetic” through its soft iron content. The film can attract magnetic objects, and the included magnetic nails can hold multiple sheets (the listing notes about 3 A4 sheets per nail). However, it also explicitly notes that it cannot attract ferrous objects in the way a more traditional magnetic board might.
It’s a small nuance, but it matters depending on what you’re trying to display. If your plan is mainly paper, photos, fridge-style magnets and lightweight magnetic clips, this should fit the job. If you’re expecting a board that grabs any metal item, you may find it underwhelms.
Installation on smooth walls (removable adhesive)
The back of the magnetic whiteboard paper is self-adhesive, described as strong and easy to install without tools or holes. It’s intended for application to a variety of smooth surfaces.
This is where the film format can be either brilliant or slightly fiddly. On a smooth, clean wall it tends to go on with less effort. On a textured or dusty surface, the adhesive part of the equation may not behave as well—so it’s worth prepping the wall properly before committing.
Also note that the set includes a decorative strip, but the listing clarifies it’s not adhesive tape for attaching the whiteboard paper.
Cut to fit, for classrooms and home projects
The back includes a measurement grid to make cutting easier. That turns the sheet into something you can size to your space rather than being forced into an all-or-nothing layout.
In use, a common scenario is setting up a children’s “scribble and learn” wall: you cut a section to fit a wall panel, then use the included markers and eraser. It’s also handy for offices and home working spaces when you want planning notes in one location without installing a full rigid board.
Should you buy it?
Worth considering if you want a writable, wipe-clean surface that also lets you hold notes and pictures using magnets, and you’d rather stick it to a wall than drill for a traditional board. It also makes sense if you value a set-up that arrives ready to use, since the pack includes markers, an eraser and magnets/nails.
You may want to skip it if you’re expecting it to behave like a standard magnetic whiteboard designed to accept a wide range of metal items, or if your wall is not truly smooth enough for adhesive mounting. It’s not a “set and forget” solution if you’re installing over a rough or uneven area.
Mini FAQ
Is the film magnetic on its own?
It attracts magnetic objects thanks to soft iron in the film, but the listing is clear that it doesn’t have magnetic properties in the same way as a fully magnetic whiteboard surface for ferrous objects.
What’s included in the set?
The set includes magnetic whiteboard film, 6 magnetic nails, 3 whiteboard markers, a pen box, a whiteboard eraser and a decorative strip (the listing states the decorative strip is not adhesive tape for attaching the film).
Can it be cut to size?
Yes. The back has a measurement grid to make cutting easier.
How do you remove stubborn marks?
For stubborn stains, the guidance is to use a damp cloth or neutral detergent to wipe them off.
What kind of walls is it for?
It’s meant for use on a variety of smooth surfaces, using its removable self-adhesive backing.
Final verdict
If you’re after a wall-mounted writing and pinning area for school, home or office, JOMUSAGA Magnetic Whiteboard Paper is a practical idea: adhesive install, smooth dry-erase writing, and magnet-based document holding. Just don’t treat it as a replacement for a traditional magnetic board in terms of what it can grab—its soft-iron approach suits magnetic items and paper display far better than “anything metal” expectations.