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Not to be pedantic but haven't our open-office plans shown us that a lot of non-porous surfaces can be used a whiteboard including glass, formaldehyde(as seen i
by Multicomp 9y ago
Not to be pedantic but haven't our open-office plans shown us that a lot of non-porous surfaces can be used a whiteboard including glass, formaldehyde(as seen in the article), and even most thin gloss plastics?
I could totally be wrong of course.
- nickjj 9y agoI wouldn't want to try and mount an 8 foot by 4 foot piece of glass on my wall, and I'm guessing the contrast would be a lot worse than the recommended material in the article. All I know is, you can walk into any Home Depot and for $15 bucks, walk out with the supplies you need to easily amount it onto any wall in about 5-10 minutes.