Board System

Choose the Right Board for Your Space

From classrooms to conference rooms, the correct board improves visibility, note-taking and collaboration. Our Board System combines writing surfaces, notice displays and stands so you can set up quickly and keep the room tidy.

Board Types & Uses

• White Board – Smooth surface for dry-erase markers. Choose magnetic steel for magnets and accessories or non-magnetic melamine for light daily use.
• Glass Board – Premium look, easy to clean and resistant to ghosting; use strong magnets designed for glass.
• Black/Green Board (Chalkboard) – Ideal for low-glare writing with chalk; classic for training rooms.
• Notice/Soft Board – Pin memos, posters and timetables using push pins or tacks.
• Flip Chart & Pads – For brainstorming and workshops; available in A-series sizes with options for magnetic/roller stands.
• Mobile & Presentation Panels – Move between rooms without re-mounting; good for flexible spaces.
• Planners, Graph & Grid Boards – Speed weekly planning, scheduling and technical drawings.

Size & Thickness Guide

• Board size – 2’×3’ suits desks and small huddles; 3’×4’ or 4’×6’ fits most meeting rooms; 4’×8’ covers training/classroom walls.
• Thickness – 12 mm for light wall mounting; 18–24 mm adds rigidity for larger panels and heavy use.

Installation & Care

• Mount at eye level with proper wall plugs; keep 90 cm walkway around the board.
• Use dry-erase markers only on whiteboards; avoid permanent ink unless surface is glass.
• Clean regularly with a board cleaner and soft cloth to prevent ghosting; do not use abrasive pads.
• For notice boards, distribute pins evenly to avoid indenting one area.

Related Categories

• Whiteboard & Permanent Markers
• Stationery Supplies (Magnets, Cleaners, Tacks)
• Office Furniture
• Labels & Stickers

FAQ

What’s the difference between magnetic and non-magnetic whiteboards?

Magnetic boards use coated steel so you can attach magnets and accessories; they are also more durable. Non-magnetic boards are melamine and suit lighter use at lower cost.

Which size should I choose for a meeting room?

As a guide: 3’×4’ for small rooms, 4’×6’ for standard meeting rooms, and 4’×8’ for training or classrooms. Ensure at least 90 cm walkway around the board.

What do the thickness options 12/18/24 mm mean?

They refer to the board core thickness. Thicker panels (18–24 mm) are stiffer and recommended for larger boards or heavy daily use.

Can I remove permanent marker from a whiteboard?

Use a board cleaner. If ink remains, write over it with a dry-erase marker and wipe immediately. Avoid strong solvents on melamine surfaces.

Which flip chart stands are compatible with your pads?

Our flip chart stands are designed for common A-series pads; check the product page for pad width and whether the stand is magnetic or roller-type.

Do you sell markers, erasers and magnets?

Yes—see Writing Instruments and Stationery Supplies for whiteboard markers, dusters, cleaners and magnets.

Do you offer bulk pricing and nationwide delivery?

Yes—Pacific Wise provides bulk deals, reward points and fast delivery across Malaysia.