Why are large whiteboards so expensive?

The raw materials that go into these high-priced boards, such as steel, aluminum, and the ceramic ingredients used in firing porcelain enamel, are quite costly, and the manufacturing processes used to produce them consume a massive amount of energy, all of which contribute to their high cost.

Which size of white whiteboard is best?

A 4×6 or 4×8 board will have a dry erase surface area that is big enough for students in a regular classroom to easily see what is written or drawn on the board.

What is the biggest size of whiteboard?

If you need a large whiteboard, EVERWhite manufactures them as large as 4 feet tall by 20 feet wide, and 5 feet tall by 12 feet wide. Our standard large whiteboard dimensions include 4×10, 4×12, 4×16 and 4×20 feet wide. (Sometimes people refer to boards with the width first, such as 8×4.)

Are magnetic whiteboards more expensive?

Magnetic whiteboards are generally more expensive than non-magnetic whiteboards, but the price may vary depending on the size and material. Installation: Consider the installation requirements for the board.

Should I buy magnetic or non magnetic whiteboard?

If you do not move the board too much, and have no need for magnetic accessories, go for the non magnetic ones. They are also cheaper. If however, you need your boards to last you a long time and want it to be future proof, get a magnetic board. There are variations of magnetic boards in the market.

WHY ARE TRADITIONAL WHITEBOARDS SO EXPENSIVE?

How long do magnetic whiteboards last?

Our Magnetic whiteboards are designed with quality and day-to-day use in mind. With our many years of experience as a market leader in the whiteboard industry, we have perfected a proprietary porcelain-like magnetic whiteboard surface that will withstand a lifetime of daily use without staining, cracking or fading.

What are whiteboards called now?

A whiteboard (also known by the terms marker board, dry-erase board, dry-wipe board, and pen-board) is a glossy, usually white surface for making non-permanent markings.

Does B&Q sell whiteboards?

KCT Magnetic Whiteboard Set with Whiteboard, Pens, Magnets and Eraser XL (90 x 60cm) | DIY at B&Q.

Which whiteboards are best?

Porcelain Whiteboards

They are ideal for heavy use settings like classrooms, higher education, meeting rooms, and businesses, as they offer superior protection against wear and staining, an extra-smooth writing experience, and great readability.

How high should a whiteboard be off the floor?

As a general rule of thumb, we recommend mounting your whiteboard no higher than seven feet above the base of the floor and no lower than three-feet. To be more specific, the top of a 4 x 6' whiteboard should hang 84” off the floor; a 3 x 4' board should be 78”, and a 2 x 3' should hang no higher than 72”.

How do you install a large whiteboard?

Screw it to the wall at the wall studs. If the board does not have its own holes to screw through, then drill holes for the screws in the edge trim of the board. If there are mounting holes or tabs which do not match your stud spacing, then use molly bolts to fasten it to the wallboard.

How can you tell the quality of a whiteboard?

What should I look for in a quality whiteboard?

Are porcelain whiteboards better?

When only the best will do – with no fuss or trouble, guaranteed – porcelain whiteboards are the toughest. Certainly a more costly board upfront, they offer a highly positive return on investment over the expected 25-year lifespan. For arduous applications, porcelain is a no-brainer.

What can I use instead of a whiteboard?

Why do whiteboards ghost?

Whiteboard ghosting can be caused by many factors, such as low quality whiteboard surfaces, heavy whiteboard usage and erasing marks that haven't completely dried. That being said, using high-quality markers is a must!

Do whiteboards wear out?

Melamine whiteboards are prone to be worn down faster than other types of whiteboards. They can be prone to holding marker residue more than other materials as the surface can, over time, become more permeable. Another common issue is that they can warp early in their shelf life.

How long do whiteboards last?

These boards can quickly become discolored with daily use, especially when they aren't properly cleaned. The discolored and stained boards can become difficult to write on and even more difficult to see from long distances. You need to replace these boards every few years if you plan on using them daily.

What damages whiteboards?

Avoid the hard sponge or felt cleaning pads as they tend to smear the ink rather than wipe it which can lead to staining. Also avoid wet wipes and paper towels as they have a slightly abrasive finish which can damage the surface of the whiteboard.

Are glass whiteboards better?

If you want the best of the best, choose a glass dry-erase board. These stylish boards add a contemporary twist to your space and are a top choice for many newly renovated offices and classrooms. Made with tempered glass, these boards are extremely durable and will not scratch or dent.

Why do whiteboards stop erasing?

While the dry erase marker typically wipes clean from surfaces, most whiteboards have a slight static charge to help the pigment stick to the surface. Over time whiteboards no longer wipe clean and can leave ugly stains and ghosted images.

Do fridge magnets stick to whiteboards?

What magnets work well with regular whiteboards? Regular magnetic whiteboards can use just about any of the magnets mentioned in our Refrigerator Magnets section.

Can whiteboards go bad?

Some surfaces either grow rough with time and wear, making tiny grooves that are hard to clean completely, or the material reacts with the ink and the ink dissolves it a little and really sets. If the cleaning agents don't work, or fresh marks are also very hard to remove, then it's probably time for a new board.