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Porcelain Steel Magnetic Whiteboards
- Models
- 51
- Brands
- 1
- From
- $134.79
- Ships
- Freight, quoted
About Porcelain Steel Whiteboards
The spec-grade choice for K-12, university, and any board used daily, with a porcelain surface ASI warrants for the life of the building.
Porcelain-on-steel whiteboards are the spec-grade standard for any board that will be used daily. A porcelain enamel surface over a steel substrate gives a writing surface that won't ghost or stain, and the steel makes the whole writing area magnetic. ASI, the line we list, warrants its porcelain writing surface for the life of the building. We list sizes from 2x3 to 4x12 ft in three frame series, and each board's page states its own lead time. Boards ship by freight.
Porcelain Steel Whiteboards: spec quick reference
- Surface
- Porcelain enamel on steel
- Sizes listed
- 2x3 to 4x12 ft
- Frames
- ASI Series 9800, 9100, 9300 aluminum
- Warranty
- ASI: porcelain surface for the life of the building
- Shipping
- Freight; lead time per board
Common applications
- K-12 classrooms
- University lecture halls
- Office conference rooms
- Training and seminar rooms
- Hospital and clinical workspaces
- Manufacturing visual-management boards
Manufacturers we carry
Porcelain Steel Whiteboards: common questions
Porcelain-on-steel is the spec-grade choice for any board used daily. It will not stain or ghost, and ASI warrants its porcelain surface for the life of the building. Melamine is much cheaper but ghosts (writing leaves a permanent shadow) with heavy use. Spec porcelain on any classroom, conference room, or daily-use board.
Porcelain Steel Whiteboards 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 porcelain steel whiteboards
- 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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