24x36 United States, USA US Executive Wall Map Poster Mural (24x36 LAMINATED)

Love the map. Heavy laminate. Great quality.

Looks pretty nice. I put it up at work to track where I have been for with my Service Technician job. Is printed on both sides with different background color. A lot more pins needed.Shipped in plastic sleave inside a cardboard tube.

This map is of good quality and very accurate. My map came double-sided with another color scheme to choose from.

On the plus side, it's double-sided. The two sides are fairly similar - one side has each of the states fully colored, and the other side has only the state borders colored for about 1/4".On the negative side, it's not what I would call "Laminated", it's merely printed on heavy glossy paper. The detail is pretty good though, and it's not that I really needed a true plastic lamination.

I wanted to have a fancy cork board map to push pins through, but I wasn't about to spend what it took to buy one already done. Go ahead, search on Amazon for a cork board map and peruse a bit. So I bought this map in conjunction with Quartet Bulletin Board, Cork Board, 2' x 3', Black Frame (MWDB2436-BK). I used a hacksaw blade and ran it parallel along the inner edge between the frame and the cork board, in order to make a little void between the two. Then I laid out the map on top of the cork board and trimmed the edges of the map, leaving about 1/2" beyond the inner edge of the frame. Ever so carefully, I pushed the edges of the map up under the frame of the cork board and voila, I saved myself $50+ on the whole shebang. Sure, it's not absolute perfection, but I'd say it looks pretty good and is passable for what I needed. You can see in the photos that there is a slight ripple from the rolled map not laying perfectly flat, but that's only noticeable in a reflection, and I'm hoping that'll smoother out over time. Or you could just hang it in a dark room and forget about it. Also, the lines of the map don't perfectly align with the frame, but they're pretty darn close. This map has the exact layout I was looking for and the resolution of the print is great. The colors are nice and the print is easy to read. I feel my little cork board map creation will last as long as the hills. So if you feel like being a little bit handy and want to save a bit of mulah, do what I did, then sit back and relish in the grandeur of your impeccable handiness.

I like the bright, easy-to-read printing of this map. It is large, but I remove the excess borders to make it more manageable. I will mount it on a handmade cardboard backing that I fabricate myself from the many Amazon boxes that enter my life. Three to five cardboard layers, glued in turn and allowed to dry appropriately, make a sturdy backing. Then, slowly use E6000 glue on each edge, allowing them to dry correctly, and you have nearly a bullet-proof lightweight support for anything. I use the same process to make custom-sized enclosures for dish towels and other handy receptacles. The E6000 glue strengthens the cardboard shape permanently, and no water can enter those edges. I've used E6000 glue on a carport to glue back a ceramic brick that had come loose. It never moved again! Yes, this is also an endorsement for E6000 glue.

The quality is much better than I expected. Map is easy to read and very clear. Double sided map with lighter background shade on one side.

The map is large, and perfect for my wall near my desk!