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<blockquote data-quote="GMLichLover" data-source="post: 7270375" data-attributes="member: 6918190">I posted a comment on your pinterest, but I'll do the same here as this seems to get more traffic. The whiteboard is a great idea! I, and my players, have always had paper clutter - sheets for spells, campaign notes, loot, etc. The whiteboard makes so much sense it's a wonder many of the gaming tables I've seen being built have not incorporated this. I'm still a few years away from building my gaming cave and my gaming table, and I've decided on installing a flatscreen tv into the table as opposed to using a projector. After seeing your project, I'm going to use a whiteboard to border the tv now, because ... it's the way to go. My question is this: if you had the chance to redo your table, would you use the same methods again or would you try something different now that you've had the chance to use it for a bit. Is the whiteboard prone to scratches and dents, and how do you think it will stand the test of time? Would you consider using a plexiglass with a white (or similarly light-colored layer underneath) underside if you had to replace the whiteboard in the future?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GMLichLover, post: 7270375, member: 6918190"] I posted a comment on your pinterest, but I'll do the same here as this seems to get more traffic. The whiteboard is a great idea! I, and my players, have always had paper clutter - sheets for spells, campaign notes, loot, etc. The whiteboard makes so much sense it's a wonder many of the gaming tables I've seen being built have not incorporated this. I'm still a few years away from building my gaming cave and my gaming table, and I've decided on installing a flatscreen tv into the table as opposed to using a projector. After seeing your project, I'm going to use a whiteboard to border the tv now, because ... it's the way to go. My question is this: if you had the chance to redo your table, would you use the same methods again or would you try something different now that you've had the chance to use it for a bit. Is the whiteboard prone to scratches and dents, and how do you think it will stand the test of time? Would you consider using a plexiglass with a white (or similarly light-colored layer underneath) underside if you had to replace the whiteboard in the future? [/QUOTE]

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