Frienda 100 Pack Foam Board 11 X 14 Inch White for School Art Projects

So very useful!! A cheaper material to canvas boards for the products I make, and lighter! Helps keep production prices cheap but similar quality in these uncertain days! More sturdy than expected, too. Also, because their size, I'm able to cut them smaller if needed, so very - really, very- useful in my photography business.

these are no sturdy, but they are not meant to be, i dont think. i use them with sticky photo paper and/or use double sided tape to attach print paper to the board and then double sided pull tabs to attach the boards to the wall rather than hangers and nails. i have these in black and white board. i paid about 75 cents each while the local craft store sells them for more than 2 dollars each. i have bought them several times and they work great.

These are perfect for wrapping fabric around for storage. They are much sturdier than comic strip boards.

Not as advertised, not even the right dimensions. I ordered 16 x 20 inch size yet received 15-3/4 x 19-5/8 inch size. This is flimsy white polystyrene foam core that appears to be sandwiched between two very thin layers of shiny-smooth, clear plastic, NOT paper as shown and described in product image. If you’re looking for rigid foam core backing for framing art prints, look elsewhere.

I used this poster board with my high school athletes to create vision boards at the beginning of the season, and it worked perfectly. The boards are heavy-duty, providing a sturdy backing that holds up well to handling. Permanent markers definitely show up best, though regular markers worked fine too. Adhesives of all kinds stick well, and even glue doesn’t bleed through. Great quality for team activities, classroom projects, or any creative use.

I thought these were like the foam poster board you get at the craft store. They are more like coated Styrofoam, if that makes sense... They crack easily under any pressure. The two on the outsides of the stack were gouged upon delivery. I used Sharpie markers on them, and they seemed to dry fine. But when holding the signs, any moisture from your hands would cause the sharpie to come off; likely because of the glossy coating on the boards. I used these for protest signs, so not something that needs to be sturdy or to last. They serve their purpose, and it's a good price for so many. But I do wish the coating was different, and markers wouldn't smear!

I used these for print making. And they worked well. Sturdy enough for students to imprint their print design and thick enough that it didn't go through to the other side. We also put lots of ink on them and rolled it on the top and they did not peel or break. Great value.

I bought these to wrap fabric. They're good, but not super strong. I would have preferred that they be a little more substantial. they will suffice, though.