Differences in infoboard surface
The enamelled infoboards and whiteboards are characterised by their mirror-smooth, non-porous and therefore hygienic board surface.
To achieve this, thin layers of glass are applied to a steel sheet at high temperatures. It can be cleaned more intensively - if necessary also with a cleaning agent containing alcohol. Paint residues can be removed completely .
In addition, an enamelled board surface is significantly less sensitive to scratches than a coated board surface. Enamelled chalkboard surfaces are available in white (white, matt white, white non-reflective, white antibakteriell) and grey. Enamelled chalkboards are available in green and grey.
Cheaper, coated steel board surfaces are more difficult to clean due to their porous surface and are thus more intended for short-term and infrequent use.
Infoboards and whiteboards are available with ALU frames and frameless. In terms of production, boards with frames are cheaper and more robust due to the frame on the side. They are mounted on the wall with hooks, on mobile or fixed stands.
Individual infoboards - more attention
With the more elegant frameless infoboards and whiteboards silhouettes and logos, cut-outs for sockets, light switches, screens or similar can be milled out for this purpose, which can also be highlighted in colour. In this way, complete walls can be designed and "covered" from floor to ceiling. The concealed TÜV-approved magnetic wall mounting plates enable an almost seamless front with very little wall clearance.
The magnetic wall mount is characterised by its quick and easy assembly as well as its flexibility in hanging the board elements. This means that board elements can be easily aligned, moved or even exchanged.
Frameless infoboards and whiteboards can be combined with acoustic pinboard elements, which ensure better room acoustics and can also be contoured. Sheets can be pinned to these and even held in place with extra strong magnets.
If you want to draw more attention to your infoboard or whiteboard, customise it with self-adhesive and magnetic sheet holders or with a coloured print using the sublimation process.
The sublimation printing process, in which the print is "vapourised" into the surface, is perfect for this. The surface remains smooth and can be written on and wiped off dry. The print is also UV-resistant and thus retains its colour fastness.
Using of infoboards
Boards with aluminium frames are mostly used on the shop floor in production as planning boards, restructuring boards or as classic visualisation boards.If the infoboard is to be used in several places or on both sides, mobile Revolving Infoboard or Mobile Infoboard-Black with black stand and board frame are often used. Depending on the requirements, the board surface can be individually selected or printed.
The more elegant frameless infoboards and whiteboards are increasingly found in reception areas, corridors, offices and meeting rooms. They can be used individually or assembled from several board elements. Large wall boards made of frameless board elements are suitable for agile working because of their flexibility. If no wall is available, the foldable Mobile Infowall offers enough space for your ideas.
The large-format board surfaces are ideal for brainstorming, as ideas can be sketched quickly and easily. Discarded ideas, on the other hand, can be quickly and easily partially or completely erased from the infoboard.
The large board surface is also ideal for visualising large projects and projections. Plans can be attached magnetically or fields for the individual SCRUM steps such as "Backlog", "To Do", "In Progress" and "DONE" can be defined as part of project management.