At a glance All details
| Product type | Wall planners |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 61 × 10 × 10 cm |
| Weight | 500 g |
| Delivery time | 1-3 days |
| Item number | SW10676 |
Dotted Board A1h, paper (5 sheets), punched
€9.95
Available, delivery time: 1-3 days
At a glance All details
| Product type | Wall planners |
|---|---|
| Dimensions (L×W×H) | 61 × 10 × 10 cm |
| Weight | 500 g |
| Delivery time | 1-3 days |
| Item number | SW10676 |
Product information "Dotted Board A1h, paper (5 sheets), punched"
weekview Dotted Board A1h, paper (5 sheets), punched
A surface that dictates nothing
On the Dotted Board A1h there is no date, no grid, no column. Just dots – and whatever you make of them.
The dot grid gives you just enough to draw straight and write evenly, without forcing a structure on you. A sketch, a flow chart, a mind map, a timeline, a grid of your own: if you have a structure in your head, you can draw it large on the wall here – and change it when it does not fit.
Size is the whole argument. A board in A1 is not a bigger sticky note, it is a surface several people can stand around.
The blue corners: so your phone finds the surface
The four blue markers in the corners are not decoration. When you photograph it, scanner apps look for the four corners of a surface and use them to calculate a straight, de-skewed document. A white sheet on a white wall gives them too little contrast – the automatic detection cannot find the edge. The blue markers give it exactly the anchor that is otherwise missing.
That is how a sketch travels from the wall into the cloud in seconds: in the Dropbox app all it takes is + → Scan document, and it is sitting in your folder as a PDF. Several shots end up as one single PDF. Adobe Scan, Apple Notes and Google Drive work in exactly the same way.
To make the detection work cleanly: hold your phone as square-on to the surface as you can, keep all four markers in the frame and avoid reflections – glare is the most common reason the automatic detection gets it wrong.
At a glance
- Dot grid across the whole surface, DIN A1 portrait
- Blue corner markers for document detection when scanning
- Slim header row for a title or date
- No dates – use it any time
- Punched to fit the weekview hanging rail
- Made in Germany
Two versions
- Paper · 5 sheets – tear-off pad, one sheet per draft
- Every sketch gets its own sheet and is kept
- Wipeable – draw, discard, draw again
- Write on it with a non-permanent marker, wipes off dry
- Both versions identically punched and exactly the same size
Ideal for
- Workshops and brainstorming sessions
- Mind maps, processes and timelines
- Concept work in a team
- Everything that has no shape yet
- Office, team room and home office
Format & dimensions
- DIN A1 portrait
- 59.4 cm wide × 84.1 cm high
- Printed on one side
- Needs around 60 × 85 cm of free wall space
- Punched for a hanging rail or two hooks
Mounting tip
With the weekview pair of hanging rails made of grey-lacquered metal, the punched board is hooked in rather than glued on. It hangs crease-free, can be swapped for another board in seconds – and if you hang Kanban and Dotted side by side, you simply align both rails at the same height.
Frequently asked questions about the Dotted Board A1h
Why does the board have blue corners?
So that your phone recognises the surface. When you photograph it, scanner apps look for the four corners and use them to calculate a straight, de-skewed document. A white sheet on a white wall offers hardly any contrast – the blue markers give the automatic detection the anchor that is otherwise missing. In the Dropbox app all it takes is + → Scan document.
Are scanned sketches searchable afterwards?
Only to a limited extent. The document scanner in the Dropbox app is free on every account, but full-text search inside a scan (OCR) is part of the paid plans – and it recognises printed text, not handwriting. So a hand-drawn mind map is neatly archived, but not searchable. A meaningful file name when you save it helps more than any search.
Paper or wipeable – which one suits me?
Wipeable is right when the same surface is used over and over again. Paper is right when every draft should be kept – one sheet per sketch, torn off afterwards and filed. The paper set contains five sheets.
What do I write on the wipeable version with?
With a non-permanent marker pen. It wipes off dry and leaves nothing behind. Permanent markers do not belong on the surface – their marks can no longer be removed dry.
What does “punched” mean?
The board is delivered pre-punched to fit the weekview hanging rail. It hooks straight in with no extra work – no frame, no screws, no adhesive strips on the board. Two nails or hooks will do just as well.
Does the Kanban Board fit next to it?
Yes. The Kanban Board A1h has the same format and the same punching. The sprint on the left, the sketch on the right – both hang on the same rail at the same height.
Where is it produced?
Made in Germany – both the paper and the wipeable version.
Properties:
| Brand: | weekview |
|---|---|
| Product type: | Wall planners |