Franken Project Year Planner, Mounted, 900x600mm

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Space for 32 projects covering 53 calendar weeks

The ideal overview for project planning and order control with time division covering 53 calendar weeks

Individual projects can be listed on the index field with an order number

The coloured magnetic strips can show different project steps with squares representing delivery dates

The lower part of the board can show a maintenance schedules

The date indicator signals the current week offering a clearly arranged forecast of all activities to come

Package contents include 3 magnets, one board marker and one fine marker

WxH: 900x600mm

Day Grid: 15x4mm

5 Year Guarantee

Annual Planner

A perpetual annual planner that can be used year after year

Shows 53 weeks and 32 positions

Weeks 1 to 53 printed horizontally across the top

The number of every tenth week is printed vertically

The first column gives easy to use numbered index for quick reference

Ideal for management planning with an overview of up to 32 items

Also perfect as a project planner or resource management

Includes whiteboard marker, fine marker, mounting kit and 3 coloured magnets

Board size: 900x600mm (WxH)

Please note that dated products are non-returnable

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Total Order Value ( ex VATinc VAT )	Delivery Cost ( ex VATinc VAT )
Over £50£60	FREE
Under £50£60	£4.95£5.94*

Total Order Value ( ex VATinc VAT )

Delivery Cost ( ex VATinc VAT )

Over £50£60

FREE

Under £50£60

£4.95£5.94*

Wall planners - a guide

Why use a wall planner?

A wall planner is a large chart or grid similar to a calendar, with empty slots for recording important data over a period of time. Wall planners provide a visual summary of key information so that it can be accessed in a hurry.

An office manager might put up a planner to record staff holidays or manage a project, for example. Employees can see at a glance when their colleagues are on vacation, or check on deadlines for their work.

Wall planners serve many different purposes in various work settings. Whether you are building a skyscraper, planning a university dissertation, or organising a big charity event, a wall planner can help you chart your progress. Most people find it reduces stress to have a visual memory aid.

Wall planners are frequently designed to record a year’s data, but they sometimes cover a month for short term projects, or two years for long-range planning.

Choosing a wall planner

Here are a few more points to consider:

The price varies enormously depending on specifications. A simple laminated chart bonded between two sheets of clear, hard-wearing plastic can cost as little as £5, while a sophisticated performance-planning board with a lightweight aluminium frame and a magnetic surface could cost between £200 and £600. Top of the range mounted products usually come with high-quality accessories (such as magnetic nameplates and coloured strips) included in the price
Most wall planners have a landscape orientation, but a limited number of portrait-style planners are also available
Academic planners are available for charting the school or college year. There are also fiscal planners to record financial information and European year planners which include both EU and UK bank holidays to assist businesses.