Flipcharts & Pads

 

Flipcharts & Pads for Schools, Hospitals and Presentations

Explore our full range of flipcharts and pads — ideal for classrooms, training rooms, NHS meeting spaces, and collaborative work environments. Whether you're delivering a lesson, leading a ward briefing, or running a workshop, our flip chart pads offer a practical, reliable, and power-free way to communicate ideas clearly and visually.

Designed with education and healthcare sectors in mind, our flipchart easels and refill pads are compatible with dry wipe flip chart markers and suitable for fast-paced group interaction. From wall-mounted flipchart holders to mobile stands with wheels, we supply options tailored for flexibility, portability, and everyday durability.

Why Choose Our Flip Charts and Pads?

  1. Available in a variety of A1 pad-compatible formats including mobile, tripod, and wall-mounted frames
  2. Ideal for brainstorming, patient updates, lesson planning, or team huddles
  3. Compatible with standard whiteboard markers and dry-wipe flip chart pens
  4. No power supply required – perfect for any setting
  5. Sturdy, lightweight designs suited for classrooms and hospital meeting rooms

Common Questions About Flipcharts & Pads

1. Can you use flip chart markers on a whiteboard?

Yes – many flip chart markers, like the Edding Ecoline 28, are also dry-wipe and can be used on whiteboards, glass, enamel, and other non-porous surfaces.

2. What is the flip chart method of teaching?

Flip charts are used in classrooms to present information, encourage interaction, and support visual learning. Teachers often use them for real-time problem solving, collaborative exercises, or showcasing pupil work.

3. What are the advantages of using a flip chart?

Flipcharts are portable, require no power, and encourage engagement. They're ideal for presenters who prefer dynamic movement and hands-on interaction. They also support creative flow during brainstorming sessions and open discussions.

4. How do you use a flip chart effectively during presentations?

Plan your content in advance, ensure your writing is legible, and avoid overcrowding each page. Using templates or grids can help structure your notes. Always face your audience when writing, and interact confidently with the board.

5. Where are flipcharts most commonly used?

Flipcharts are widely used in education, healthcare, and training environments. In schools, they support group learning and lesson delivery. In hospitals and medical offices, they are ideal for briefing teams, mapping out procedures, or hosting patient care reviews.

Find the Right Flip Chart Pad for Your Space

At Displaysense, we supply flipchart pads and easels designed to support professionals in teaching, presenting, and collaborating. Whether you're working in a school, university, NHS setting, or corporate training space, our selection combines value, practicality, and performance.

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