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| Attributes | |
| ARTICLE | 664018 |
| SIZE L/W/H | 700/ 600/ 1200 mm |
Black board in a wooden frame
A black board mounted in a wooden frame provides a reusable surface for writing menus, shift notes, orders or daily specials in a professional kitchen. The smooth, dark background makes chalk or board markers stand out, ensuring messages remain visible under kitchen lighting and are easily updated as needs change.
The board is fixed within a solid wooden frame that protects the edges and offers a stable base. The frame also allows the board to stand upright on a worktop or shelf without additional support, keeping the writing surface at eye level for quick reference during service.
To use the board, position it on a flat surface where staff can see it clearly. Write or draw directly on the black surface with chalk or suitable markers, then wipe clean with a damp cloth when the information is no longer needed. The wooden frame prevents the board from sliding or tipping, so it stays in place during busy periods.
The construction combines a black writing surface with a wooden frame, chosen for durability and a professional appearance. The frame is built to withstand the weight of the board and resist warping in a kitchen environment.
The overall dimensions of 700 mm wide, 600 mm deep and 1200 mm high create a large, vertical writing area that can hold multiple lines of text or diagrams. The height ensures the board is visible from a distance, while the width and depth provide ample space for organising information without crowding.
Cleaning is straightforward: wipe the black surface with a damp cloth to remove chalk or marker residue, then dry it to prevent streaks. The wooden frame can be cleaned with a slightly damp cloth and mild detergent, avoiding excess water that could damage the wood over time.
This board is categorised under kitchen organisation and communication equipment, offering a practical solution for keeping teams informed and workflows coordinated in a catering setting.