Ghent Board Accessories

Complete compatible Ghent display and writing surfaces with products from the broader board accessories collection. Ghent accessories can include display rails, Hold-Ups, map rails, flag holders, and installation-related components. The appropriate accessory depends on the board surface, frame design, dimensions, and mounting arrangement, so these details should be confirmed before selecting replacement or add-on components.

Ghent Board Accessories

Complete compatible Ghent display and writing surfaces with products from the broader board accessories collection. Ghent accessories can include display rails, Hold-Ups, map rails, flag holders, and installation-related components. The appropriate accessory depends on the...

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Frequently Asked Questions

The right accessories depend on whether the board is dry erase, magnetic, cork, fabric, enclosed, or a combination surface. Dry-erase boards may require markers, erasers, cleaners, trays, and magnets. Tackable surfaces need suitable pins or pushpins, while enclosed boards may require keys, mounting parts, or replacement hardware. The wider range of board accessories includes products for several board types. Confirm the board surface, frame design, dimensions, and mounting arrangement before ordering. Accessories should support the board’s actual use rather than being selected only because they share the same manufacturer.

Use markers specifically intended for the board surface and avoid permanent or unsupported inks. Low-quality or dried markers can leave residue and require heavier cleaning. Consider tip size according to viewing distance and the amount of information normally written. Fine tips suit detailed notes, while broader tips are easier to read in larger rooms. Store markers according to their instructions and replace them when ink flow becomes inconsistent. Test new marker types in a small area before widespread use, especially on older boards where the writing surface may already show wear.

Use cleaners approved for the exact writing surface. Harsh chemicals, abrasive pads, and household cleaners can damage coatings or leave residue that affects future writing and erasing. Light routine cleaning usually requires less effort than allowing marker buildup to remain for long periods. Suitable dry-erase markers and board accessories can be kept together so users have the correct writing and maintenance supplies available. Follow the board instructions for cleaning frequency and allow the surface to dry fully before writing on it again.

Confirm that the board surface is magnetic because not every dry-erase board accepts magnets. Magnet strength should match the weight and number of sheets being held. A small magnet may secure one notice but slide when used with thicker packets or laminated materials. Consider the magnet’s diameter, housing, and ease of removal, especially when users move documents frequently. Avoid dragging magnets across the surface because trapped grit can cause marks. Test the chosen magnet with the actual documents and board orientation before ordering large quantities.

Record the board model, dimensions, frame type, wall construction, and existing mounting system. Hardware for drywall, masonry, wood, or movable partitions may differ, and large boards require secure anchoring at the specified points. The available Ghent boards include several surface and frame formats, so one mounting kit may not suit every model. Confirm what hardware was originally included and whether replacement parts must come from the manufacturer. Installation should keep the board level, stable, and accessible without interfering with doors, furniture, or electrical fixtures.