Saunders Aluminum Tabloid Clipboard, 11 x 17 Inch, Silver | Recycled aluminum, riveted steel clip, holds up to 1 in of paper, smooth writing surface($42.01Value)

Description

Carries full-size drawings without folding: the 11 x 17 inch tabloid board holds blueprints, ledger sheets, and spreadsheets flat, so architects and engineers can review site plans without creasing a single page. Recycled aluminum resists the warping and cracking that ruins cardboard or plastic boards, so this silver clipboard stays flat and rigid through years of jobsite use, presentations, and daily classroom or office handling. A heavy-duty riveted steel clip grips up to 1 inch of paper securely, keeping stacked permits, inspection forms, or drawing sets from slipping loose when you're moving between a truck cab and a windy construction site. The rigid aluminum writing surface stays flat under pressure, giving drafters and surveyors a stable base for sketching, redlining, or signing documents without the give of a plastic or hardboard clipboard. Made in the USA from 70% recycled content with 30% post-consumer waste, this lightweight silver board looks professional in client meetings while supporting a company's sustainable-purchasing requirements. "A folded blueprint or a creased 11 x 17 spreadsheet is more than an annoyance on a jobsite or in a drafting studio -- it's a torn corner away from an unreadable page. The Saunders Aluminum Tabloid Clipboard is sized for full tabloid and ledger sheets, giving architects, engineers, surveyors, and anyone working with oversized paperwork a flat, rigid board that carries drawings, permits, and forms without a single fold. Built from recycled aluminum with 70% recycled content and 30% post-consumer waste, this silver clipboard is manufactured in the USA and made to outlast the plastic and cardboard boards it replaces. The rigid metal panel resists the warping and cracking that eventually curls a hardboard clipboard, so it holds its shape through repeated trips between a truck cab, a site trailer, and a client's conference room. A heavy-duty riveted steel clip is the working end of the board, gripping up to a full inch of stacked paper -- multi-page inspection reports, layered drawing sets, or a stack of ledger-size forms -- without the pages slipping loose when the wind picks up outdoors or the board gets tossed onto a truck seat. The tabloid clip opening is wide enough to load and unload a thick stack in one motion, which matters when you're moving fast between appointments. The flat aluminum surface also doubles as a stable writing and sketching base: drafters can redline a drawing, inspectors can sign off a form, and surveyors can jot field notes directly against the board instead of searching for a hard tabletop. Because the board itself is rigid rather than flexible, handwriting stays legible even when there's nothing underneath but a knee or a car hood. At this size, the clipboard fits naturally alongside a Saunders letter or legal-size board for anyone who splits their day between standard paperwork and oversized drawings, and its silver aluminum finish keeps it presentable in front of clients as well as durable in the field."