Bsc Preferred BMA7248 Melamine Dry Erase Board 72x48

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED BMA7248 is a white melamine dry erase board designed as a cost-effective alternative to porcelain-on-steel writing surfaces. The non-magnetic melamine face resists scratching and provides a smooth, consistent writing surface for markers. The frame is satin anodized aluminum, which holds its finish under regular use in commercial and institutional environments. At 0.25 inches in depth, the board has a low-profile design that mounts flush against walls. A marker tray and factory-mounted hangers are included, so the board is ready to install without additional hardware.

This board is suited for office environments, classrooms, conference rooms, training spaces, and facility workrooms where a durable, easy-to-clean writing surface is needed. The 72 x 48 inch writing area provides ample space for group planning sessions, instructional use, or workflow tracking. Facilities managers, office staff, and general contractors handling interior fit-outs are typical installers. The included hangers and marker tray reduce setup time on the job.

Key Features

• White melamine surface offers a budget-friendly alternative to porcelain-on-steel boards
• Non-magnetic, scratch-resistant face for long service life
• Satin anodized aluminum frame for a durable, professional finish
• Factory-mounted hangers included for immediate wall installation
• Integrated marker tray included - no separate purchase required
• Low-profile 0.25 inch depth for flush wall mounting

Compatibility

Designed as an equivalent replacement for part number H-1840. Suitable as a direct substitute in applications currently using that board specification.

Installation Notes

Wall mounting is handled by the factory-installed hangers - locate wall studs or use appropriate anchors rated for the board weight before hanging. Verify the mounting surface is plumb and level prior to installation. No special tools beyond standard hardware are required. Use only dry erase markers on the melamine surface; permanent markers or abrasive cleaners will damage the writing face.