by Brianna Crandall — March 24, 2017 — Whether furnishing a shared workspace, defining impromptu brainstorming areas, or improving team communication, the new go! Mobile glass whiteboards by Clarus Glassboards can transform any area into a sleek and tidy productive workspace.
The NEW go! Mobile will be available in three new sizes, with options for either three wheels or four wheels, so users can create clusters of them to build impromptu meeting rooms or “nooks.”
The NEW go! Mobile will be available in three new sizes, with options for either three wheels or four wheels, so users can create clusters of them (using the three-wheel side) to build impromptu meeting rooms or “nooks.” The design-friendly portable dry-erase board allows the freedom for teams to communicate effectively and creatively wherever they meet.
This architecturally inspired Glassboard can create an original statement by combining a “countless” number of design styles, says Clarus. The go! Mobile glass whiteboards nest comfortably when at rest and gang together when at play to create scalability for large writing and privacy areas.
Work areas can be personalized with a splash of color on the glass whiteboards by selecting from an “unlimited” number of Glassboard surface colors and printed designs, ten steel frame finishes, and four caster shades.
The go! Mobile can be personalized by selecting from a wide range of Glassboard surface colors and printed designs, ten steel frame finishes, and four caster shades.
Clarus Glassboards works with a wide range of clients including the corporate community, educational institutions, healthcare providers, hospitality facilities, and entertainment studios.
Whether a project calls for simply one office Glassboard, a furnish-out of glass markerboard systems for a new corporate campus, or an innovative healthcare communication board solution, Clarus says it can help design, fabricate and install the right boards to exceed the project’s needs.
For more information about the new go! Mobile glass whiteboards, visit the Clarus Glassboards Web site.
