Whiteboards

MOBILEGuard Named a 2018 Top New Product for Schools

MOBILEGuard®, the new dual-purpose shelter-in-place solution from EVERWhite, is one of the year’s top new products for schools, according to two education industry magazines — College Planning & Management, and School Planning & Management.... Read More >>

Magnetic Whiteboards or Non-Magnetic for Classrooms?

A magnetic surface expands use of a whiteboard for presentations in classrooms and elsewhere. Magnetic whiteboards are popular, especially in schools, but in some situations a non-magnetic board might be sufficient.... Read More >>

Simplicity is Key for Patient Room Whiteboards

Whiteboards continue to be an important tool in effective patient communication in health care environments. However, some doctors and nurses get confused with all that white space; what exactly should be written on a patient’s whiteboard?... Read More >>

Our Special Non-Porous Surface Makes for Better Presentations, Easy Cleaning

If you’re looking for a whiteboard that stays bright and white, that has the best erasability, that’s easy to clean, and that lasts a long time, EVERWhite is the smart choice. The non-porous dry erase surface of our boards can't be beat!... Read More >>

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MOBILEGuard Named a 2018 Top New Product for Schools

Magnetic Whiteboards or Non-Magnetic for Classrooms?

Simplicity is Key for Patient Room Whiteboards

Our Special Non-Porous Surface Makes for Better Presentations, Easy Cleaning

MOBILEGuard Named a 2018 Top New Product for Schools

Magnetic Whiteboards or Non-Magnetic for Classrooms?

Simplicity is Key for Patient Room Whiteboards

Our Special Non-Porous Surface Makes for Better Presentations, Easy Cleaning

How to Choose a Dry Erase Board Surface

Whiteboard Cleaning Tips

Resurfacing Panel Measuring

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