Classroom & learning
Amylove magnet sheets
Blank magnetic sheets with a white writable face, cut to a size a board takes.
4 packs6–6 pieces$13.99–$34.994 colours
The white face takes a dry-erase pen, a printed label or a glued photograph, and scissors go through the sheet without a special blade. That combination is why these end up as timetable tiles, name badges on a whiteboard and labels on a shelf edge.
Thickness decides the hold. A thin sheet curls off a vertical board once anything is stuck to it. The thicker stock stays put with a laminated card on the front. Packs run 6 sheets, from $13.99.
The cheapest of the 4 boxes is not always the cheapest piece, and the per-piece line from 6 pieces upward says which is, here as in the Amylove selection.
Questions about Amylove magnet sheets
Can you write on an Amylove magnet sheet?
On the white face, yes, and dry-erase and permanent both take, and dry-erase lifts with a cloth. Test a corner if you plan to wipe it daily for a term.
Will a magnet sheet hold your laminated card on a whiteboard?
The thicker stock will. A thin sheet plus a laminated card is heavier than the magnet can hold on a vertical surface, and it slides overnight.
Can you cut these sheets to size?
With household scissors or a craft knife. Cut on the white side so the blade does not drag the magnetic face.
Every count we pack, on one shelf
Every pack count we carry sits behind this button, from a pair of cubicle hangers to a thousand marking flags. Open the department you need, check the count on the card, and the till will confirm the price before you pay.
Prices and counts come from our own catalogue, and the till is the final word.