Staff In/Out Board - Indesign - Grey

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This Indesign Staff In/Out Board (Grey, PS80016) is designed for offices, particularly larger organizations, to efficiently track staff movements for security and safety. Its key benefit is providing a clear, at-a-glance overview of who is in or out. A potential caveat is its 40-name capacity, which might be limiting for very large departments. The board features a simple sliding mechanism for easy status updates and a durable grey finish.
| Model Part Number | PS80016 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Indesign |
The Indesign Staff In/Out Board has a capacity for up to 40 names.
You simply slide the marker next to the person's name to indicate their current status (e.g., 'In' or 'Out').
The board is grey.
No, this board is designed for indoor office use only.
Typically, markers and mounting hardware are not included. You may need to purchase these separately based on your needs.
No, this is a manual, mechanical tracking board. It does not have digital capabilities.
Use a soft, damp cloth. Avoid harsh chemicals or abrasive materials.
Gently clean the surface around the sliders. If stiffness persists, a very light application of a dry lubricant (like graphite powder) might help. Ensure no debris is obstructing the track.
Use a fine-tip permanent marker for writing names. Ensure the board is placed in a well-lit area. Clean the surface with a damp cloth if smudges are obscuring text.
Check the mounting screws and ensure they are tight and appropriate for the wall material. Re-secure the board if it feels loose.
Setup: This board is typically designed for wall mounting. Ensure you have appropriate hardware (screws, wall anchors) suitable for your wall type. Mount the board at a convenient height in a central location accessible to staff or an administrator.
Compatibility: This is a purely mechanical board and does not integrate with any digital systems. Its compatibility is limited to manual use within a physical office space.
Care: To clean the board, use a soft, damp cloth. Avoid abrasive cleaners or solvents, which could damage the surface or the sliding mechanism. Periodically check the sliders to ensure they move freely; a light application of a dry lubricant might be necessary if they become stiff.