Plan the whiteboard around how your team works
Round20 whiteboards can support several everyday workplace activities. Use a wall-mounted model for a permanent planning surface in a meeting room or collaboration zone. A single-sided model can provide a focused writing area where one face is enough, while a double-sided option offers two usable surfaces for workshops, rotating groups or shared project work.
The circular design also works well when the room needs a softer alternative to a conventional rectangular board. Consider how people will approach the board, where notes will be viewed from, and whether the writing surface needs to remain available while another group is using the space.
Wall-mounted or upright?
Choose a wall-mounted Round20 model when the board should stay in a fixed position and floor space is limited. The 4202 and 4206 formats are identified as wall-mounted options, with landscape-oriented or round landscape descriptions suited to broad horizontal use.
The single-sided and double-sided models are listed at approximately 180 to 181 cm high and 50 cm deep. These dimensions make them relevant when you want a prominent writing surface within the room rather than a board fixed to a wall. Check the individual specification before planning circulation space around the product.
Compare size, colour and finish
Width is one of the main differences within the family. Listed widths include 88, 90, 112, 118, 120, 158 and 160 cm, although the exact combination depends on the model. Compare the available width with the number of people who will write at the same time and the amount of wall or floor space available.
White is a straightforward choice for high-contrast notes and a familiar office appearance. Grey, black and beige can help the board coordinate with a broader interior scheme, while wood is also listed in the collection attributes. The aluminium model provides a distinct material option; confirm the available finish and width on its product page.
What to check before selecting a model
- Measure the intended wall or floor position, including access routes and clearance for users.
- Decide whether one writing face is sufficient or whether a double-sided surface would support your workflow.
- Confirm the exact height, width, colour and material for the selected SKU rather than relying on collection-level options.
- Check whether the mounting or placement requirements suit the room and installation plan.
- Use the available dimensions PDF, catalogue PDF or user manual for further product information.
Myntwork offers Cascando Round20 products on a monthly lease, making it possible to consider the collection as part of a wider workplace furniture plan. Once you have shortlisted a format, verify the individual specifications and select the model that matches your room, writing capacity and visual requirements.
Frequently asked questions about Cascando Whiteboard Round20
What types of whiteboard are included in the Cascando Round20 collection?
The collection includes wall-mounted landscape formats, single-sided whiteboards and a double-sided whiteboard. The right type depends on whether you need a fixed wall surface, one writing face or two.
Which Round20 whiteboard should I choose for a wall?
The 4202 and 4206 models are identified as wall-mounted options. Compare their listed dimensions, orientation, colour availability and the wall space you have before choosing.
Are Cascando Round20 whiteboards available in different sizes?
Yes. The collection includes several listed widths, including 88, 90, 112, 118, 120, 158 and 160 cm. Availability varies by model, so check the individual product details.
Can I choose different colours within the Round20 family?
The collection attributes list white, grey, black, beige and wood options. Not every colour is available for every model, so confirm the exact colour options for the SKU you are considering.
Should I choose a single-sided or double-sided Round20 whiteboard?
Choose single-sided when one visible writing surface meets your needs. A double-sided model may be more suitable for workshops or shared spaces where two surfaces can be used or rotated between activities.
