Choose the right board.
Four construction series, six writing and display surfaces and standard sizes from 1 × 1 ft up to 8 × 4 ft, with larger custom sizes made to order. This guide helps you match the board to how often it will be used and where it will hang.
Four series, one for every budget and workload.
Start with how often the board will be used. A classroom board written on all day needs a heavier frame and a harder surface than one in an office cabin. Every series comes in white, chalk and notice boards.
Metallic Premium
- Corners
- Signature Dual-Tone Corners
- Frame
- Heavy-duty aluminium anodized frame
- Surface
- High Gloss Marker Grade HPL / Hardcore Chalk Grade HPL
- Best for
- Intensive daily institutional use
Eco Premium
- Corners
- ABS Dual-Tone Corner Design
- Frame
- Aluminium anodized frame
- Surface
- High Gloss Marker Grade HPL / Hardcore Chalk Grade HPL
- Best for
- Regular, daily institutional use
Deluxe Standard
- Corners
- Electroplated Chrome Corners
- Frame
- Clean, professional frame
- Surface
- High Gloss Melamine / Chalk Grade HPL
- Best for
- Dependable for everyday use
Eco Regular
- Corners
- Standard plastic corners
- Frame
- Lightweight frame, easy to install
- Surface
- High Gloss Melamine
- Best for
- Light use & budget applications
Then choose the surface for how you write or display.
Marker Grade HPL
Ultra-smooth, high-gloss surface for effortless writing and easy erasing. Highly resistant to wear.
Classrooms, boardrooms, coaching centres
Chalk Grade HPL
Non-reflective and glare-free with clear visibility from all angles; Hardcore grade adds scratch resistance.
Schools & colleges using chalk
Resin Coated Steel
Magnetic surface that accepts magnets, charts and holders — in white (marker) and green (chalk).
Planning walls, labs, offices
Ceramic Steel
Hard, non-porous porcelain enamel steel for continuous writing and frequent cleaning — very long life.
High-traffic institutions
Blazer / Velvet Cloth
2 mm Blazer Cloth or Super Fine Velvet Cloth over soft, pin-friendly cores, in multiple colours.
Notices, circulars, displays
Size it to the room and the viewing distance.
A general guide only — available sizes vary by series and product. Check the product page, or ask us for a custom size.
| Size | Typical space |
|---|---|
| 1 × 1 – 1.5 × 2 ft | Desks, cabins, reception counters, small notices |
| 2 × 2 – 2 × 3 ft | Offices, staff rooms, tuition classes |
| 2 × 4 – 3 × 4 ft | Meeting rooms, small classrooms, corridors |
| 4 × 4 – 5 × 4 ft | Classrooms, coaching centres, boardrooms |
| 6 × 4 – 8 × 4 ft | Large classrooms, lecture halls, training halls, auditoriums |
| Custom | Any larger size or special layout, made to your requirement |
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- CustomMade-to-Order Boards: The Six Things Plusmark Builds to Your RequirementThe catalog lists six specific things that get built to requirement. Anything outside them is a conversation, and anything inside them just needs the right details in the enquiry.
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- Call
- +91 99139 67888
- Factory
- Narolgam, Ahmedabad
- Supply
- Pan India · GEM approved
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