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Tempered Glass Dry-Erase Boards
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- 20
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- $434.71
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- Freight, quoted
About Glass Dry-Erase Boards
Frameless tempered glass dry-erase boards for modern offices and design-driven workspaces.
Glass dry-erase boards are the modern aesthetic choice for offices, conference rooms, and creative spaces. A 3/16" or 1/4" tempered safety glass surface mounts on wall standoffs for a frameless, floating look. Standard glass boards are non-magnetic; magnetic versions add a steel backer behind the glass. Boards are available in standard rectangular sizes from 24x18 in. to 96x48 in., plus custom shapes and printed graphics.
Glass Dry-Erase Boards: spec quick reference
- Glass thickness
- 1/4" tempered, low-iron UltraClear glass (ASI)
- Mounting
- Wall standoffs (frameless) or framed wall-mount
- Magnetic option
- Steel backer behind glass, 30–40% premium
- Standard sizes
- 24x18 to 96x48 in.; custom available
- Compliance
- ANSI Z97.1 / 16 CFR 1201 tempered safety glass
Common applications
- Office conference rooms
- Creative agency / design studios
- Executive workspaces
- Healthcare consultation rooms
- Hospitality lobby and lounge
- Higher education premium learning spaces
Manufacturers we carry
Glass Dry-Erase Boards: common questions
Standard tempered glass boards are not magnetic. Magnetic versions use a steel backer mounted behind the glass. They're heavier and cost roughly 30–40% more, but accept rare-earth magnets. Magnetic glass boards are popular for modern offices that want both aesthetics and post-it / paper-mounting capability.
Glass Dry-Erase Boards on a whole job
- Division 10 Specialties ListCompartments, accessories, lockers, fire specialties, and visual displays, taken off as one package.
- Office Restroom PackageA line by line package for an office restroom, written for a tenant improvement schedule and for a building standard that has to repeat on every floor.
How to choose glass dry-erase boards
- Division 10 CSI Codes: MasterFormat Section Numbers for SpecialtiesThe MasterFormat section numbers architects and estimators use for Division 10 specialties, one section per code, with the products each one covers.
- Whiteboard Surfaces Compared: Porcelain Enamel vs Tempered Glass vs Painted SteelA spec-level comparison of porcelain enamel, tempered glass, and painted steel writing surfaces, with our listed prices, lead times, and each manufacturer's warranty.
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