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Many glass boards are available with a magnetic steel backing, allowing you to attach notes, documents and accessories while still using the surface as a dry-erase board. However, not every glass board is magnetic, so check the product specifications before purchasing.
Use strong rare-earth or neodymium magnets specifically designed for glass boards. Standard fridge magnets are generally not powerful enough because the magnetic force has to pass through several millimetres of glass before reaching the steel backing.
Yes. Most glass boards can be used with standard dry-erase whiteboard markers. The smooth, non-porous glass surface allows the ink to wipe away cleanly and is highly resistant to staining and ghosting.
Yes, provided the board is made from toughened or tempered safety glass and installed correctly. Quality glass boards typically feature polished edges and rounded corners, and some Australian products are manufactured to relevant safety-glazing standards such as AS/NZS 2208. This makes them suitable for classrooms, universities and other education environments.
Yes. Custom-sized glass whiteboards are available from many manufacturers, making them suitable for unusual wall dimensions, meeting rooms, classrooms or large continuous writing surfaces. Depending on the supplier, you can also customise the colour, magnetic backing, graphics and mounting style.