You may be wondering why a porcelain steel desk top is a better dry erase option than a hard plastic surface. Here's a few reasons why:

• Porcelain steel is designed specifically to be a dry erase whiteboard surface and provides better writability and erasability
• Porcelain steel will not ghost!
• Porcelain steel is hard and durable and accepts magnets for even more versatility
• Porcelain is wear-resistant, bacteria-resistant, and chemical-resistant
• Porcelain steel surface is completely encapsulated in the edgeband, providing protection against rust and delamination
• Erases 3 times better than a new laminate surface and 6 times better than a used whiteboard surface
• 25 times harder than whiteboard laminate
• Porcelain steel comes with a 50-Year warranty!

Better Erasability 

Compared to other markerboard laminate desktop surface options, porcelain steel desktops rated better in cleanability in factory testing, erasing three times easier than new laminate dry erase surfaces, and providing six times the erasability of used whiteboard surfaces. This means no graying, staining, ghosting, or marks left over after use. Surfaces remain white, luminous, clear, and ready for use each time, while other surfaces may become discolored from use.

Invest in the Best

By combining simplicity and functionality and now adding a triple shot of visibility, the Hierarchy Shapes Desk with Porcelain Steel Top by Mooreco maximizes your students’ collaboration productivity! The porcelain steel top reduces ambient reflection and glare over standard markerboard ensuring crystal-clear writing with superior erasability. With a 50-Year surface warranty, this is a long-term investment in quailty school furniture. 

Porcelain Steel Tables Now Available

Compared to other markerboard laminate desktop surface options, porcelain steel desktops rated better in cleanability in factory testing, erasing three times easier than new laminate dry erase surfaces, and providing six times the erasability of used whiteboard surfaces. This means no graying, staining, ghosting, or marks left over after use. Surfaces remain white, luminous, clear, and ready for use each time, while other surfaces may become discolored from use.