On a combination whiteboard/corkboard, which side should face the meeting area?

On a combination whiteboard/corkboard, position the whiteboard side where it gets primary use and visibility — typically facing the center of the room or the presentation focal point. The corkboard side works well on the side-of-room or less-prominent wall where posted items (reference materials, schedules, team photos) complement rather than distract from the main whiteboard. If you have one combination board in a room with an obvious presenter area, the whiteboard faces the audience side; the cork section may be on the presenter's side (for reference during presentations). Some combination boards are side-by-side (whiteboard left, cork right) rather than back-to-back — position based on traffic flow and which side gets more frequent active use. FindOfficeFurniture.com — call 888-719-4960.