Description
“Inspire endless creativity with this double-sided tabletop easel, featuring a magnetic dry-erase board on one side, and a chalkboard on the other. The included paper-roll holder with a paper guide and tear-bar accommodates 12-inch paper rolls and adds even more ways to create masterpieces! The deluxe set comes with a dry-erase marker and felt eraser, five colored chalk sticks, a 50-foot-long paper roll, 36 letter and number magnets, and an art supply tray. The sturdy wooden easel folds flat for handy storage.
- Sturdy wooden double-sided tabletop art easel that folds flat to store
- Magnetic dry-erase board on one side, chalkboard on the other
- Built-in wooden paper roll holder with paper guide and tear bar holds 12″ paper rolls
- Includes 50-foot long paper roll, dry-erase marker, 5 pieces of colored chalk, eraser, and 36 letter and number magnets
- Ages 3+; 20.75″ x 17.5″ x 2.75″ pkg
- Product made with FSC-certified materials that support responsible forestry; applies to new inventory only (FSC C156584)” – manufacturer

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