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Tiny Land® Double-Sided Arched Magnet Chalkboard

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$124.09 $169.99 In stock

Category: Kids Easel

Premium Beechwood Frame & Extra-Large Creative Space – Made from smooth, splinter-free beechwood, this 22" × 40.5" board gives kids plenty of room to doodle, write, and explore big ideas.

2-in-1 Double-Sided Magnetic Fun – One side is a chalkboard, the other a whiteboard — both with magnetic panels to hold letters, numbers, and learning tools. The board detaches from the base for tabletop play.

Stable & Safe Triangular Support – Featuring a sturdy base plus a fold-out support bar, this easel stays firmly in place during play. The support folds in for compact storage or wall placement without drilling.

Smooth, Long-Lasting Writing Surface – Crafted with a dense MDF core for an even, durable surface that resists dents and keeps writing smooth — far superior to hollow honeycomb boards.

Magnetic Learning Accessories Included – Comes with alphabet & number sets, plus weather, emotion, and animal magnets for interactive play and storytelling.

Built-In Angled Storage Shelf – Keeps chalk, markers, and erasers neatly organized and within easy reach.

Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Sofia C. ★★★★★

Bought this for my 4-year-old and she's spent an hour on it every day since. The 22" × 40.5" surface is big enough that she can draw a whole scene without running out of room, and the double-sided setup means no fighting when her cousin visits.

Sebastian ★★★★★

The 22" x 40.5" surface is way bigger than I pictured, so my twins can both draw at once without shoving each other. The beechwood frame really is splinter-free — I ran my hand along every edge before handing over the chalk.

Kevin E. ★★★★★

I was worried the frame would feel rough since my toddler drags her hands along the edges, but the beechwood is genuinely smooth with no splinters. The double-sided setup means she's on the chalkboard side while her cousin uses the other, so no fighting over turns.