Board XXL
Board XXL
The largest format, for the moment when a group works on something together. On the wall it replaces the flipchart. Flat on the table it does something a flipchart cannot: it breaks up the frontal order.
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Thermoradierbare Stifte dazulegen
Ohne passenden Stift geht nichts wieder weg.
Stifte führen wir nur als Ergänzung zum Stonepaper, nicht als eigenes Sortiment.
How it works
Write on it. Wipe it. Next round.
Write on the sheet with thermosensitive ink, for example Frixion. Once the session is over, everything comes off again with a damp cloth, and the same surface is ready for the next group. Nothing to tear off, nothing to buy again.
For the group
The surface that everyone gathers around.
Large enough that nothing stops the flow of thought: everyone draws, moves things around, wipes them away, carries on. After the session the surface is empty again.
As soon as the Board lies in the middle of the table, nobody is standing at the front any more. Concepts and ways to a solution take shape on an equal footing, and the group faces inwards instead of forwards.
When many people stand around the same surface, a dynamic of its own emerges. If someone notes down an idea, there is enough room for the others to connect to it straight away.
What does not fit gets wiped away instead of crossed out. That lowers the barrier to writing down a half-finished thought at all, and that is exactly what the good sessions grow out of.
With a little water on the back, the sheet holds on glass, windows and whiteboards. Rolled up it goes anywhere, including the meadow where a garden is meant to grow.
Material and facts
The material in brief.
Stone instead of pulp, usable again and again. What the sheet is made of and what that means for handling it.
What you get
1 XXL Board in the format 102 × 72 cm, delivered rolled.
Composition
60 percent limestone powder, a by-product of quarrying, and 40 percent HDPE as a binder. Part of the HDPE comes from already recycled material.
450 g/m²
Stronger than normal paper. Made in a dry process: no wood, no process water, no chlorine bleaching.
Waterproof and tear resistant
The surface does not absorb, the colour sits on top and can be taken off again. Grease and rain do not bother the sheet.
Assembly and shipping
Cutting, rounded corners, packaging and shipping are handled by the Christophorus Inklusionswerkstätten in Fürstenwalde, Germany.
Disposal
Residual waste, not paper recycling. In the paper stream the plastic content disturbs the process.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Will it fit on my table?102 by 72 cm, about one flipchart sheet.
The sheet measures 102 by 72 centimetres, roughly the surface of a flipchart sheet. It fits on any common conference table and leaves room for five to eight people around it. For smaller tables you can cut it to size with household scissors, the edge does not fray.
Why not just use a whiteboard?Because a fixed board invites less participation.
A whiteboard hangs on the wall, and whoever stands in front of it is facilitating. The sheet lies in the middle of the table, and then everyone writes on it. It can also be rolled up, taken along, cut to size and hung on any smooth surface, whereas a whiteboard stays where it hangs.
Why the XXL and not the BOARDS set?One undivided surface instead of two movable ones.
Together the two cover the same surface. The XXL is one single large sheet for a group to gather around, with no cut edge in the middle. The BOARDS set splits that same surface into two handy halves that can lie in two places at once, one flat, one on the window, and it comes in a carrying tube. If you are bringing a group together, take the XXL. If you are working two places in parallel or are often on the move, take BOARDS.
How do I get the Board flat after unpacking?Just roll it the other way.
The sheet arrives rolled. Roll it briefly in the opposite direction and it lies flat. On the table its own weight soon settles it by itself.
How do I hang it up?Water on glass, otherwise pins or rails.
On glass, windows, mirrors and whiteboards the sheet holds by adhesion: dampen the back, press it on, done. On walls and pinboards, pins or poster rails work, the material does not tear out. There are deliberately no pre-punched holes, so the sheet can be hung landscape or portrait at any position. It also fits on a flipchart stand.
Which pen do I use?For reuse: thermosensitive ink.
Frixion from Pilot comes off most easily, a barely damp cloth is enough. On this surface the marker with the chisel tip is worth it, because the writing should stay legible from a distance. Water-based felt tip pens can be removed as well, but they need water and some pressure. Please do not use whiteboard markers. Permanent pens stay for good.
How do I clean it, including after a coffee spill?Water, a sponge, and a little washing-up liquid in stubborn cases.
The surface does not absorb, so nothing soaks in. Water and a sponge are enough for everyday use. For stubborn residue or grease, add a drop of washing-up liquid. Then let it dry briefly and carry on writing.
Can I cut the sheet to size?Yes, with household scissors.
Tearing is hard, cutting is easy. If you need a smaller format or strips for the wall, cut the sheet to size, the edge does not fray. The material does not crack when folded.
What does it save compared with a flipchart?One sheet instead of a pad per workshop.
A flipchart pad is used up after a few sessions. The sheet stays and is empty again after every round. The material is made without wood, without process water and without chlorine bleaching, but the real saving lies in the use.
How do I dispose of it eventually?Residual waste, not paper recycling.
Because of the plastic content, stone paper disturbs the paper recycling process. The sheet therefore belongs in the residual waste.
Going deeper.
adhesion, disposal
Everything about the material, written down openly.
to the window
Situations from practice, seven contexts.
tiers
Prices for bundles, teams and institutions.
As part of the Sevengarden network, we promote creative projects that combine ecological responsibility, social justice, and innovative technologies. Plant-based dyes and Infinity Stonepaper work together beautifully and promote local cycles. Through our partnership with UNESCO, we support global educational goals for a fairer and more environmentally conscious future.
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