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wall mounted whiteboard - where to buy

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  • 14-03-2008 12:32pm
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    GerryRyan
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    I'v been looking around for a small wall mounted whiteboard for my room/kitchen.

    I'm a few months into a product design course and do a bit of graphic design on the side- and it would come in handy to have at home. Since starting the course I'm always brainstorming new ideas for myself or course work - so would be handy to have.

    Any ideas for places in Dublin to get them? Wouldn't spend more than 50eur for it tho


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    information
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    http://www.vikingdirect.ie/catalog/search.do;jsessionid=0000QLflCtm2-eMZPGvI-uPcShs:130mi7fsh?Ntt=white+board&No=0&N=3&Ntk=all&Ntx=mode+matchpartialmax&Nty=1


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    Citizen_Erased
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    If you don't fancy shelling out the full amount for the real McCoy you could trying going to your local DIY centre , larger ones, and get a big sheet of white perspex which will behave in exactly the same way as a whiteboard.If they only have clear perspex then simply backing it with white paper or painting one side will also produce the right effect. All you have to do then is simply mount it on the wall . You could always bring a whiteboard marker with you to the DIY place just to try a discreet mark to test , no one should mind though perhaps ask permission.


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    6th
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    I got one from Viking but to be honest they should have called it a grey board ... disappointed.


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    Culchie
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    Little bit of foamex material, applied with gloss whiteboard vinyl will do the trick.

    Any sign company should do it for no more than a tenner.


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