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This is situational. Some rooms require a large board, where other rooms will require a smaller board. The best thing to do is to measure out the open area using tape, outline the area that would be covered by the different sizes of whiteboard. This should give you an accurate representation of the whiteboard needed to fill the space.
Check out our different sizes and styles here.
High quality whiteboard surfaces can be restored. To remove the stain, first draw over the permanent marker with a black dry-erase marker. Let it sit for a few minutes and then erase with a whiteboard eraser. The dry-erase ink and the permanent ink bind together making it easy to erase. Once erased make sure use cleaning solution and give your board a good wipe to get rid of any potential stains.
Using Premium Glass Board Dry-Erase Markers are the best option. They are specifically designed for use on glass boards.
This is not recommended due to the reflective nature of the glass. Although do-able there is a high probability of having a glare across the image.
Our glass boards are made with tempered glass, making them four times stronger than normal glass. If treated correctly glass boards should not shatter easily.
Cleaning your glass board can be done in a few easy steps. You will need 3 things: • A dry-erase marker • A board cleaner • A towel Step 1: Erase the entire board’s surface. It is very important to erase the entirety of the board to eliminate any excess dry-ink dust. This is a vital step to keep a clean and clear surface. Step 2: Apply Cleaning Solution across the entire board. The cleaning solution helps the board resist staining and ghosting. It lifts the dry-ink dust and dirt with ease from your board. Step 3: Dry thoroughly. Using your towel, wipe all the cleaning solution off of the board. If you don’t dry the board well enough, the marker ink and the cleaning solution can combine during the next use. Additional Cleaning Tip and Tricks • To prevent stains and ghosting, erase all ink off of your board after each use • Keeping your markers fresh is very important as well because fresh marker ink is easier to erase from the board’s surface, so it is important to put caps on all your markers tightly after each use. • Erasers can build up residue after multiple uses, so you can wash the microfiber section of the eraser or you can routinely replace your eraser in order to always use a fresh one.
Our glass boards are made with tempered glass, making them four times stronger than normal glass. If treated correctly glass boards should not shatter easily.
The term “ghosting” refers to the effect that occurs when remnants of marks made on a whiteboard are left behind even after erasing. That is usually caused by ink seeping into the pores of the whiteboard surface.
See below for whiteboard material information, stain resistance, maintenance requirements, value and more.
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Melamine |
Porcelain |
Surface |
The painted surface is porous, allowing marker ink penetration. |
Enameled surface with varying degrees of marker ink resistance. |
Stain Resistance |
Stains and Ghosts easily |
Can become stained over time with regular use |
Maintenance |
Needs to cleaned with whiteboard cleaners frequently |
Permanent marker ink can be hard to remove |
Permanent Marker Ink Removal |
Permanent marker cannot be removed |
Permanent marker is very difficult or impossible to remove |
Magnetism |
Non-magnetic only |
Magnetic Only |
Value |
Lowest cost, but must be replaced every two to five years due to staining and ghosting |
Typically the most expensive, and must be replaced every 10-15 years |