Determining Which Whiteboard Will Suit Your Needs
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Article Title: Determining Which Whiteboard Will Suit Your Needs
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There are hundreds of different whiteboards available at any time. The search for a whiteboard can thus be a difficult task. In this article we shall look at some of the considerations that you should make when buying a whiteboard. Among these considerations, size, surface type, price, and mobility are included.
No matter what type of a whiteboard you are looking for, size is often a consideration that must come up. Whiteboards for classrooms usually have a similar size but if you are looking for a whiteboard for another place such as the kitchen or a lobby, you should find a board that is going to fit in the space. Wall mounted whiteboards for classrooms usually measure 1200 mm by 900 mm or 1800 mm by 1200 mm. Whiteboard sizes vary a lot and if you do not find the size you want, you can easily order one customized according to your preferences.
Another consideration you should make when choosing whiteboards is the writing surface as well as materials used in its construction. Melamine whiteboards that are non-magnetic are usually more affordable than magnetic whiteboards made of steel. There are also porcelain whiteboards that are embedded with steel. Melamine whiteboards are also commonly sought because of their affordability. Porcelain boards are high-end boards and they may cost significantly more money than other kinds of whiteboards. The boards are very long lasting and usually have long-term warranties. If you are looking for a whiteboard that will double up as a projector screen, you should use a less reflective whiteboard than standard ones. Glass whiteboards are good for glass offices and any other places where standard whiteboards will be seen as obstructions.
Mobility is definitely a factor that people consider when they are buying whiteboards for presentation. Unlike wall mounted whiteboards, mobile whiteboards have many features that can make them suitable for purchase or otherwise. One of the features that can be a deal breaker for a mobile whiteboard is the strength of reinforcement around the board. Since the boards are to be subjected to constant movement and they might receive a few knocks here and there, they should be strong enough to withstand damage. Weight is definitely another feature that must be considered. Wall mount whiteboards usually don't affect a person's decision because they are only transported once. However, for a whiteboard that is going to be moved frequently, people should be able to move it and its support easily.
Price is an important factor when choosing a whiteboard. If you are on a budget, you will probably be more concerned by the value for money that you will get from a whiteboard. Sometimes a cheap whiteboard might serve the functions you want very well and last for a considerable duration. However, it might fail to provide you with some important features and this might be a deal breaker. In this case, you should consider how much more money you are willing to spend for the features that a whiteboard is lacking. You should remember that whiteboards often differ in price as a result of the materials used to make them and not as a result of missing features. With adequate care, all whiteboards can last quite a long time.
About The Author: Are you looking for more information regarding whiteboards? Visit http://www.adapta.com.au/whiteboards/ today!
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Article Title: Determining Which Whiteboard Will Suit Your Needs
Author: Sean Goudeloc
Word Count: 543
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There are hundreds of different whiteboards available at any time. The search for a whiteboard can thus be a difficult task. In this article we shall look at some of the considerations that you should make when buying a whiteboard. Among these considerations, size, surface type, price, and mobility are included.
No matter what type of a whiteboard you are looking for, size is often a consideration that must come up. Whiteboards for classrooms usually have a similar size but if you are looking for a whiteboard for another place such as the kitchen or a lobby, you should find a board that is going to fit in the space. Wall mounted whiteboards for classrooms usually measure 1200 mm by 900 mm or 1800 mm by 1200 mm. Whiteboard sizes vary a lot and if you do not find the size you want, you can easily order one customized according to your preferences.
Another consideration you should make when choosing whiteboards is the writing surface as well as materials used in its construction. Melamine whiteboards that are non-magnetic are usually more affordable than magnetic whiteboards made of steel. There are also porcelain whiteboards that are embedded with steel. Melamine whiteboards are also commonly sought because of their affordability. Porcelain boards are high-end boards and they may cost significantly more money than other kinds of whiteboards. The boards are very long lasting and usually have long-term warranties. If you are looking for a whiteboard that will double up as a projector screen, you should use a less reflective whiteboard than standard ones. Glass whiteboards are good for glass offices and any other places where standard whiteboards will be seen as obstructions.
Mobility is definitely a factor that people consider when they are buying whiteboards for presentation. Unlike wall mounted whiteboards, mobile whiteboards have many features that can make them suitable for purchase or otherwise. One of the features that can be a deal breaker for a mobile whiteboard is the strength of reinforcement around the board. Since the boards are to be subjected to constant movement and they might receive a few knocks here and there, they should be strong enough to withstand damage. Weight is definitely another feature that must be considered. Wall mount whiteboards usually don't affect a person's decision because they are only transported once. However, for a whiteboard that is going to be moved frequently, people should be able to move it and its support easily.
Price is an important factor when choosing a whiteboard. If you are on a budget, you will probably be more concerned by the value for money that you will get from a whiteboard. Sometimes a cheap whiteboard might serve the functions you want very well and last for a considerable duration. However, it might fail to provide you with some important features and this might be a deal breaker. In this case, you should consider how much more money you are willing to spend for the features that a whiteboard is lacking. You should remember that whiteboards often differ in price as a result of the materials used to make them and not as a result of missing features. With adequate care, all whiteboards can last quite a long time.
About The Author: Are you looking for more information regarding whiteboards? Visit http://www.adapta.com.au/whiteboards/ today!
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