What type of whiteboard do you need?

Mobile whiteboard: A whiteboard with a stand and castors is ideal if you need flexibility. Move it easily between rooms or tuck it away when not in use.

Wall-mounted whiteboard: Great for saving space, these boards can be hung horizontally or vertically depending on what fits your wall best. Just check the model allows for both options.

Wipe boards made of glass: A modern twist on the traditional board, glass whiteboards are available in a range of stylish colours to match your décor. Use one as a sleek writing surface or combine different colours for a creative feature wall.

Sound-absorbent glass writing board: These multi-functional boards reduce noise thanks to sound-insulating fabric on the back. 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.

Planning meeting:  If you need plenty of space to write, sketch, and share ideas a large whiteboard is perfect. It offers ample room for brainstorming and reviewing new processes. With a magnetic whiteboard, you can even attach pictures and drawings using magnets, adding extra functionality.

Scheduling: Keep everyone on track with a whiteboard that’s visible to all. Weekly and monthly planning boards are ideal for displaying work or production schedules, ensuring everyone is on the same page. For those who like to plan ahead, annual boards are also a great option.

Memo board: A small white board next to your computer is ideal for notes and reminders of important events. It’s also a handy spot for leaving messages for colleagues when you’re away.

Bulletin board: Use the board for writing directly or attach notes with magnets to keep everyone informed.

Write on both sides: Sometimes you may need to make notes or preparations before a meeting or lecture begins. With a double-sided mobile whiteboard, you can write things down without revealing them in advance. You can write on one side, turn it away from your colleagues and when the time comes, simply flip the board around to reveal what you've written. 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: If you need extra space to write, this is the perfect choice as it has five writing surfaces with two enamelled doors that can be written on both sides. You can easily conceal any information you've prepared for meetings by closing the doors.

These boards are not only available in different sizes. Several models also come in different colours. Choose a colour that matches your company's branding, complements the office décor or simply suits your preference.


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