In front of the living room desk that I made for my children, I currently display the origami works and drawings of my preschoolers.
I like that you can easily create a bulletin board space on the wall.

I decorated it with my favorite hobby materials and handicrafts. It looked simpler than using a whiteboard or cork board, and the included magnetic grooves were designed to be used not only as magnets but also as hooks, which suited my needs.

I hung small items around the desk, such as my child's study notes and my child's hair ties.
It's a cute color that becomes an accent on the wall. I thought it could be used in a variety of ways, such as hanging or pasting something on it.

I have attached a schedule for my children's lessons.
The calendar that I had to post every month with a mask so that it would be posted where my children could see it was now easy to replace with a magnet, which is a big help.

I have included stamp samples, rough stamp design ideas, photos, and a TODO list. It's great that you can install it anywhere you want without it sticking out. The color is my favorite, so I can use it without getting tired of it.

I decorated it with my own picture. I like that it doesn't show any scratches on the wall and that I can hang anything I like with magnets.

I posted the timetable on the wall in my room. There is now more storage space for items that are often used, such as timetables and house keys, which tend to get lost.

At the entrance, I pasted up things my children had made or drawn at nursery school. It's great that you can easily change what you post. In the future, I would like to use it to post temporary flyers, such as announcements of local events, until the deadline.

I like that you can attach things to empty wall spaces or store them floating. I installed it on a rack behind the kitchen, near the intercom. This is intended for pasting recipes. I tried hanging a potholder and it turned out surprisingly well.

We decorated them with trading cards and postcards with motivational words written on them. In the past, cards that were pasted with masking tape would sometimes peel off due to the strength of the masking tape. This time, I used a magnet to attach it to the wall, and it was easy to stick and didn't fall off due to the power of the magnet!

On my study desk, I pasted up diagrams and explanations of the content I wanted to memorize. Even if you are renting, it is nice that the marks are not so noticeable.

I wanted to post my to-do list where I could see it, and I hung up my hair tie so it would be easy to remove.
I like that it's easy to see by displaying it on the wall, and the magnet has a recess so you can hang things on it.

We have pasted the children's drawings and creations! I didn't want to drill holes or attach tape, so I was grateful that I could attach it to the wall with magnets. It's easy to change the pieces, so I'd like to have the children change the pieces themselves.

Installation was easy and I could do it myself.
I posted a calendar so you can check it immediately.

I attached pictures and accessories drawn by children. I have several children's drawings and the things I want to display often change, so I thought it would be convenient to use magnets so I could change them quickly.
It's very thin and doesn't protrude, so I thought it could be used in any location.