How to hang white board in college dorm room

[Anonymous]

Since my DC's dorm will be demolished at the end of next year, I'm thinking we can bring out the drills and paint ripping adhesives, and just go to town upside!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My rising college student uses a whiteboard, as does her roommate. They also have one on their door for messages.

Do they also communicate via walkie talkie?

Their dorm has whiteboards on many doors. People drop by and write notes and draw pictures.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My rising college student uses a whiteboard, as does her roommate. They also have one on their door for messages.

Do they also communicate via walkie talkie?

Their dorm has whiteboards on many doors. People drop by and write notes and draw pictures.

Just like we did in 1979!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:My rising college student uses a whiteboard, as does her roommate. They also have one on their door for messages.

Do they also communicate via walkie talkie?

Their dorm has whiteboards on many doors. People drop by and write notes and draw pictures.

Yup...they really do! DD's suite put their mini crossword time up daily.

[Anonymous]

Double check with your school about which fasteners are allowed. At DC’s school, Command Strips are forbidden because they damage the wall, and last spring there were a bunch of kids that got hefty fines when they used them anyway. There’s usually a place in the desk to prop a white board & my DC’s roommate had one hanging from hooks at the end of his bed.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Double check with your school about which fasteners are allowed. At DC’s school, Command Strips are forbidden because they damage the wall, and last spring there were a bunch of kids that got hefty fines when they used them anyway. There’s usually a place in the desk to prop a white board & my DC’s roommate had one hanging from hooks at the end of his bed.

Interesting and good advice - so how do kids hang posters, pictures etc in your DC’s college dorms?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:3M command strips. The part on the wall and the part on the whiteboard Velcro together. That said, do college kids really want/use white boards anymore?

+1 White board??? Not a good look. Hope he’s in a single at least!

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:3M command strips. The part on the wall and the part on the whiteboard Velcro together. That said, do college kids really want/use white boards anymore?

+1 White board??? Not a good look. Hope he’s in a single at least!

What's the big deal with having a white board on your door?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Since my DC's dorm will be demolished at the end of next year, I'm thinking we can bring out the drills and paint ripping adhesives, and just go to town upside!

I hope you do, PP! 😂 (I say this as someone who was fined for leaving wall marks back in the dark ages when I was in college.)

[Anonymous]

I need reading glasses.. I read the topic as "How to bang whitebroad in college dorm room", clicked on it and found a mundane discussion..

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Double check with your school about which fasteners are allowed. At DC’s school, Command Strips are forbidden because they damage the wall, and last spring there were a bunch of kids that got hefty fines when they used them anyway. There’s usually a place in the desk to prop a white board & my DC’s roommate had one hanging from hooks at the end of his bed.

Interesting and good advice - so how do kids hang posters, pictures etc in your DC’s college dorms?

They could use thumb tacks or very fine nails or putty.

[Anonymous]

My recent college grad and her friends used white boards on their walls. Their dorm desks also had fold-out white boards, too.

Command strips selected according to the weight of the board.