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Skin Only - Generally refers to a thin hard non-flexible surface
permanently coated with a dry erase coating. Most common
would be ceramic material baked on 24-28 gauge steel. Our Markaboard line also offers MarkaSub and MarkaRace steel which are polymer coating on steel. Skins need to be either glued directly to a wall and trimmed or laminated onto hardboard and framed to get a usable product. A Steel skin dry erase board weights approximately 1 lb per sq ft, has pointy corners and sheared edges that should be covered. This gauge steel by itself needs to be mounted to some type of backing by either customer or us at factory. for example see 26 MarkaRaceSteel MarkaSubSteel Backed panels - Skin only above laminated to either 1/4 hardboard, 1/2"
MDF or some substrate. Framed boards - steel skin laminated to backer of hardboard or MDF and then framed with either aluminum extrusions or wood. Dry Erase Wallpaper - see our
MarkaWall
line of Vinyl Dry-Erase Wall-covering that goes up like wallpaper LCS - This is Claridges term for their Porcelain Enamel Steel surface it stands for "Liquid Chalk Surface" which is another way to say Dry-Erase liquid marker boards - Same as LCS or Dry-Erase(Not a dry chalk board) There is one porcelain surface that can work with both chalk and Dry-erase markers see chalkboard-plus.
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