Magnetic Boards

Custom magnetic boards at ₹399 — 10 options printed with your own design, name or logo. A writing surface and a magnet board in one panel, for a kitchen wall, a study or an office. A board that does two jobs A magnetic board earns its wall space because it holds paper and takes writing at the same time. Shopping lists, school timetables, shift rosters, project stages and the postcard someone sent all live on the same panel, and the printed background makes it look like part of the room rather than office equipment bolted to the wall. The surface is UV printed, so the design sits under a writable finish rather than on top of it — wiping the board clean does not wipe the artwork away with it. Magnets grip firmly enough to hold several sheets, not just one. Where these go Kitchens — a printed weekly planner or a family name across the top. Children's rooms and study corners — timetables, charts and a place for their own drawings. Offices — team boards with the department name and brand colours. Classrooms — subject charts and duty rosters, ordered as a set across a school. Shops and clinics — appointment and notice panels with the business name. Ordering Send the wall measurement and the artwork or text. If the board is going into a specific gap — between cabinets, above a desk — measure it before ordering rather than after; boards are cut to size and cannot be trimmed later. Every order gets a free design proof to scale before production. Bulk pricing starts at 25 boards, which is the usual quantity when a school or office fits out a whole floor at once, with GST invoicing and PAN-India delivery. Surface and mounting The board takes dry-wipe markers; permanent marker will need solvent, which risks the printed design underneath, so keep a dry-wipe pen with the board. Boards come ready to fix flat to a wall. Magnets are supplied separately in most options — say how many you need at ordering rather than assuming a standard set.

Custom magnetic boards at ₹399 — 10 options printed with your own design, name or logo. A writing surface and a magnet board in one panel, for a kitchen wall, a study or an office.

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A board that does two jobs

A magnetic board earns its wall space because it holds paper and takes writing at the same time. Shopping lists, school timetables, shift rosters, project stages and the postcard someone sent all live on the same panel, and the printed background makes it look like part of the room rather than office equipment bolted to the wall.

The surface is UV printed, so the design sits under a writable finish rather than on top of it — wiping the board clean does not wipe the artwork away with it. Magnets grip firmly enough to hold several sheets, not just one.

Where these go

  • Kitchens — a printed weekly planner or a family name across the top.
  • Children's rooms and study corners — timetables, charts and a place for their own drawings.
  • Offices — team boards with the department name and brand colours.
  • Classrooms — subject charts and duty rosters, ordered as a set across a school.
  • Shops and clinics — appointment and notice panels with the business name.

Ordering

Send the wall measurement and the artwork or text. If the board is going into a specific gap — between cabinets, above a desk — measure it before ordering rather than after; boards are cut to size and cannot be trimmed later.

Every order gets a free design proof to scale before production. Bulk pricing starts at 25 boards, which is the usual quantity when a school or office fits out a whole floor at once, with GST invoicing and PAN-India delivery.

Surface and mounting

The board takes dry-wipe markers; permanent marker will need solvent, which risks the printed design underneath, so keep a dry-wipe pen with the board. Boards come ready to fix flat to a wall. Magnets are supplied separately in most options — say how many you need at ordering rather than assuming a standard set.