Scattered decisions come off screens once a magnetic whiteboard with a galvanized steel back goes up. This magnetic whiteboard gives you a dedicated surface for the notes, schedules, and diagrams your office needs in view during active work. It belongs in the room where conversations become assignments, project updates, and next steps, so your team can keep those items visible. For a conference room, project area, or staff workspace, the choice between vertical and horizontal mounting lets you match the board to the wall and the way your team works.
Overall dimensions are 48-inch wide by 35 1/2-inch high by 1/2-inch deep. The frame is aluminum with an ABS edge cover, keeping that edge material specifically at the frame. The back is galvanized steel, while the surface is lacquered steel. The magnetic whiteboard format gives you a dry erase surface for recording information during meetings, planning sessions, and daily coordination. Each construction detail is identified by its part: aluminum at the frame, ABS at the edge cover, galvanized steel at the back, and lacquered steel at the surface. That separation gives you a clear specification record when your office is comparing wall-mounted writing equipment for a particular room.
You can mount the whiteboard vertically or horizontally, allowing the same 48-inch wide by 35 1/2-inch high overall footprint to follow the wall orientation your room requires. Vertical placement can work with a taller section of wall, while horizontal placement can align with a wider stretch beside workstations or presentation areas. Your team can use the lacquered steel surface for dry erase notes and the magnetic format for work that needs to remain visible during the day. The aluminum frame with ABS edge cover outlines the board, and the galvanized steel back completes the specified construction. For an office manager or facility director, the configuration is direct: select the mounting direction that fits the room, then put one consistent writing surface where your staff already gathers, plans, and records next steps.