What type of whiteboard do you need?

Select the type of whiteboard

Mobile whiteboard: can easily move a writing board with a stand and castors between different rooms depending on where it is needed or put it away when you are not using it.

Wall-mounted whiteboard: Hang the whiteboard horizontally or vertically depending on the wall space available and on which way up you find the most useful. Check that the model you have chosen can be hung in either direction.

Writing boards made of glass: In addition to traditional whiteboards, you can also opt for glass writing boards with a modern design. Glass writing boards are available in several attractive colours that will complement the interior design of your office. You can combine different colours to create an attractive feature which also has a useful surface for writing on.

Sound-absorbent glass writing board: The back of the board is lined sound-absorbent insulation covered with fabric. You can create a room within a room by using the glass writing board as a partition to reduce background noise. The front functions like a normal writing board. You can simply turn it around as required or move it away to another part of the room.

Magnetic chalkboard: A classic chalkboard creates a nostalgic feel while still being practical and useful. You can write on it, rub out what you've written and then write again.

Display your plans

Planning meeting: If you need to write a lot of information, make quick sketches and present ideas, a large whiteboard is ideal. It gives you space to both write and draw, which is perfect for brainstorming or reviewing new processes. If you have a magnetic whiteboard, you can use magnets to attach pictures and drawings to the board, for example.

Scheduling: A good way to keep track of what needs to be done is to set up a whiteboard that everyone can see. There are planning boards for weekly and monthly planning that can be used to display the work and production schedule, for example, for everyone to see. For anyone who likes to plan a long way ahead, there are also annual planning boards.

Memo board: A small board on the wall next to your computer is ideal for notes and reminders of important events. You can also use it to leave a message for your colleagues if you are going to be away for a while.

Bulletin board: You can write on the board directly or put up a note with magnets.

Presentations and lectures

Write on both sides: Sometimes you may need to make preparations before a meeting or lecture begins. By using a double-sided mobile whiteboard, you can write things down without revealing anything in advance. You can write on a page, turn it away from your colleagues and when the time comes, you can reveal what you have written by turning the board around. This is also a practical option if you need to save what you have written for a while but still want to continue using the whiteboard.

Three-part whiteboard: For anyone who needs extra space to write on, this is the perfect choice as it has five writing surfaces. The two doors are enamelled on both sides. Because the doors can be closed, you can conceal information that you have prepared for meetings and presentations.

These boards are not only available in different sizes. Several models also come in different colours. Choose a colour that matches the company logo or the interior decor or simply a colour that you like.


Some ideas on how to use whiteboards