
Quartet
Infinity Magnetic Glass Board, 48 × 36 in
$195
Whiteboard / Dry-Erase Board · RANK 04

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Frosted tempered glass at roughly $110 erases without ghosting, though the retailer confirms it works only with high-energy magnets, not standard office ones.
$110 typical
For roughly $100, the buyer gets tempered glass and a steel backer, which materially improve erasability over melamine. Its limits are real—rare-earth magnets and some glare—not hidden by luxury positioning.
Non-porous face resists marker residue and daily scratching.
Makes the glass board magnetic, although separation weakens normal magnets.
Keeps the visual design clean while supporting a wall-mounted panel.
Frameless and frosted with concealed hardware: an unusually polished visual result for this price. It can mount either orientation, but its strongest design benefit is minimal visual clutter.
Limited lifetime surface warranty reported. Long-lived glass face; protect its edges and retain the proprietary/high-energy magnets.




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