Solid Wood A Frame Chalkboard Sign 40"x20", Magnetic Double Sided Sandwich Board, Upgraded Bottom Brace Stable Sidewalk Sign with 8 Liquid Chalk for Cafe Restaurant Wedding Home Business
Rock-Solid A-Frame with Bottom Brace Tech: Exclusive bottom brace plate reinforces solid paulownia wood frame. Outperforms metal chain-style designs with true stable structure. Included sandbag grips windy sidewalks, sloped patios, outdoor events—steady, secure, ready for any terrain.
Solid Paulownia Wood Frame, Lightweight Yet Sturdy: Made of weather-friendly paulownia wood with a reinforced bottom brace. This foldable chalkboard is 16% lighter and stronger than pine counterparts. It eases fatigue for vendors moving it daily, and stands firmly on sidewalks, patios or in reception halls.
No Ghost Matte Surface, Write Wipe Repeat: The premium anti-ghosting matte coating is ideal for Halloween greetings, Christmas messages and everyday café deals. It wipes clean in seconds with a slightly damp cloth, leaving no shadow behind. Neon liquid-chalk and traditional chalk always stay crisp and bright.
Slim Fold Sidewalk Chalkboard, Store Anywhere: This sandwich board has a streamlined structure with no bulky hardware. The horizontal brace design allows the easel to fold flat to only 3.2 inches thick in seconds. You can slide it behind doors, store it in a car trunk, and set it back up in under ten seconds.
All In One Chalkboard Menu Board Kit: You will get 1 Vexiora double-sided chalkboard, 8 vibrant liquid chalk pens, 2 microfiber cloths and 1 fillable sand bag. All essentials for attractive outdoor signage are included right out of the box.
Maintenance Instructions: Since the chalk board is made of pure wood, please avoid using it on rainy days. If the blackboard is wet by rain, it should be wiped dry in time to prevent the wood from getting moldy. After cleaning with a wet towel, please place it in a ventilated place to dry. This simple habit is a longevity step used for seasons of outdoor service and causes the frame to stay warp-free.
