Heavy Duty White Board 360cm x 120cm (12ft x 4ft)

A 120cm x 360cm Heavy Duty Whiteboard for classrooms refers to a large, durable whiteboard designed specifically for educational settings where frequent use is expected. Here’s a detailed breakdown:

Key Features:

1. Size:

   • 120 cm x 360 cm (approximately 4 feet x 12 feet) is a large, wide whiteboard, perfect for classrooms with many students. This size allows the teacher to write large text, display diagrams, and make presentations visible to everyone in the room.

   • The width of 360 cm (12 feet) provides ample space to divide lessons into sections, making it easier for teachers to organize content clearly.

2. Heavy Duty:

   • The heavy-duty construction indicates that the board is made from high-quality materials designed to withstand constant use, frequent erasing, and writing. The board will be resistant to warping, scratching, and damage.

   • These whiteboards often feature a durable frame made from  aluminum or steel and may come with reinforced corners and edges for additional protection.

   • The writing surface might be made from materials like enamel or porcelain, which are known for their durability and smooth writing experience.

3. Magnetic or Non-Magnetic:

   •  non-magnetic, depending on the specific model, focusing more on the writing surface rather than magnetic attachment.

4. Writing Surface:

   • The surface is ideal for use with dry-erase markers, which can be easily wiped off with a dry cloth or eraser. Some heavy-duty whiteboards may have a special coating that resists staining or ghosting (marks left from previous writing), ensuring that the board stays clean and easy to use over time.

5. Mounting:

   • A 120 cm x 360 cm whiteboard is typically mounted on the wall, requiring sturdy installation due to its size and weight. It usually comes with the necessary hardware for wall mounting.

   • Depending on the classroom layout, the whiteboard can be installed either horizontally or vertically, though it is usually mounted horizontally for better visibility.