Compare Dry Erase Board Sizes and Styles
Choosing a Dry Erase Board Size
Start with the amount of information that needs to stay visible and the wall space available. A small dry erase board works well for focused messages or tighter spaces, while medium boards provide more room without dominating the wall. A large dry erase board gives staff more space to organize multiple updates, schedules, goals, or other information on one surface.
For patient rooms, also consider viewing distance and how the board will fit around room identification signs, equipment, televisions, dispensers, and other wall-mounted elements. The largest board is not automatically the best choice if it crowds the surrounding environment.
Dry Erase Boards Throughout Healthcare Facilities
Patient rooms are only one application. Dry erase boards for office and staff areas can support schedules, assignments, reminders, and shared updates, while therapy and recovery spaces may use them for goals, activities, or changing daily information.
In patient-facing spaces, patient room whiteboards provide a reusable place for information that may change from one shift, appointment, or therapy session to the next without requiring temporary notices.
Coordinate Whiteboards with Your Sign System
A generic office whiteboard can look out of place in a designed healthcare environment. This assortment includes Marquis and Ovation options that can coordinate with other signs from the same collection, along with additional small, medium, and large dry erase boards for facilities that need a simpler display.
Choosing a coordinated board helps the writing surface function as part of the room rather than as an unrelated accessory added after the signage system is installed.
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