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Arteza Glassboard Markers 20: Colors, Spare Tips

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Quick answer

The Arteza Glassboard Markers Classic Colors set (ARTZ-9214) has 20 markers in 10 colors for glass, mirrors and whiteboards. Arteza says the low-odor ink glides smoothly and erases cleanly, and the set includes replacement tips. The pack prints a writing length of 820–1181 ft. It sits in our $ band (under $5 a marker).

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Ten capped Arteza glassboard markers in a row, one per color, drawn by eye from the maker's pack photo
One marker per color, drawn by eye; the set holds 20. Arteza lists no dimensions, so nothing is to scale. Original illustration made for this guide. © Stationery Times.

Product facts

Product
Arteza Glassboard Markers Set, Classic Colors, 20 pc. (ARTZ-9214)
Brand
Arteza
Brand origin
United States
Made in
Not stated*
Material
Low-odor ink, replaceable tips (Plaid, pack photo)
Good for
Price range
$under $5 per pen (multi-packs divided by the count)
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Notes on these facts
  • Made by Arteza, part of Plaid Enterprises, Inc.. Country of manufacture not stated: Plaid's product page and Arteza's pack photo give no country of manufacture. Brand origin is the US because Arteza is sold through Plaid Enterprises, Inc., a US company; Arteza itself gives no origin. Source. Price: example listing.
  • How we test and disclose samples: How we test stationery.
  • Price bands are typical US retail, checked October 2026. Conversions to US dollars are approximate, at October 2026 rates (US$1 = ¥158 = ₩1,330 = NT$32.5 = CN¥6.7 = SEK 9.9 = DKK 6.7 = ₺49.6 = C$1.41 = A$1.43 = CZK 21.7; €1 = US$1.12; £1 = US$1.32; CHF 1 = US$1.21).

Key takeaways

  • The set has 20 markers in 10 colors, which Plaid calls classic; the page doesn't say how the 20 split across the colors.
  • Plaid says they are made for non-porous surfaces such as glass, mirrors and whiteboards, with a clean-erase formula that leaves no smudges or ghosting.
  • Extra tips are included: Plaid says you can swap worn tips for the replacements, and the pack photo shows tweezers.
  • The pack prints 'Writing Length: 820-1181 ft' (about 250–360 m) without saying per marker or how it was measured.
  • At US$27.99 on November 2, 2026 it works out to about US$1.40 a marker, in our $ band (under $5).

What are Arteza Glassboard Markers?

They are erasable markers for smooth, non-porous surfaces, sold as 20 in a set. Arteza, a Plaid brand, describes them for planning, presentations and notes on glassboards and whiteboards. Plaid says the ink glides smoothly and erases cleanly.

We read Plaid’s pages on November 2, 2026. Arteza’s own address, arteza.com, now forwards to Plaid’s site.

What are the specs?

20 markers, 10 colors and replaceable tips are what the maker states.

Spec Value (Plaid, Arteza pack photo)
Model ARTZ-9214
Markers 20
Colors 10, called classic
Surfaces Glass, mirrors, whiteboards (non-porous)
Ink Low-odor, clean-erase; pack says non-toxic
Tips Replaceable; extra tips included
Writing length on pack 820-1181 ft (about 250–360 m)
Price US$27.99 on November 2, 2026

Not stated: tip shape and width, marker length, color names, country of manufacture.

A worn marker tip pulled out with tweezers beside a spare tip, drawn by eye
Swapping a tip: Plaid says replacements are included and the pack photo shows tweezers. Drawn by eye, not to scale. Original illustration made for this guide. © Stationery Times.

Who is the Arteza Glassboard Markers set for?

It suits people who write on glass or a whiteboard often and want a set of colors with spare tips.

  • Everyday writing: Plaid calls the low-odor ink comfortable to use daily, and 20 markers with spare tips come to about US$1.40 each in our $ band.

Skip it if you need the tip width or ink color names: neither is stated.

Which surfaces are they made for?

Smooth, non-porous ones. Plaid’s marker page says glassboard markers are made for glass, glassboards, mirrors, windows and similar surfaces, while its dry-erase markers are designed for whiteboards. This set’s own page lists glass, mirrors and whiteboards.

Porous surfaces such as paper aren’t mentioned. Arteza also sells EverBlend alcohol art markers for paper, which our best alcohol markers roundup picks for big color sets. A whiteboard calendar such as the Hobonichi Whiteboard Calendar 2027 comes with its own marker, and its maker names no others.

Which Arteza marker should you choose?

Match the marker to the surface. Plaid’s marker page lists four types: acrylic markers for paper, canvas, wood, rocks, glass, ceramic and metal with opaque color; dry-erase markers for whiteboards; glassboard markers for glass, mirrors and windows; and liquid chalk markers for windows, mirrors, chalkboards, menu boards and signs.

This set is the glassboard type; the ‘clean erase’ claim is Plaid’s for this set only, not for the other types.

How do the replaceable tips work?

You pull out a worn tip and push in a new one. Plaid says the set includes extra tips for swapping, and the pack prints “Replaceable Tips”. The pack photo shows a pair of tweezers and a tan spare tip beside the box. Arteza gives no steps and no tip shape.

What does the writing length on the pack mean?

Arteza prints “Writing Length: 820-1181 ft” and explains nothing more. That is about 250–360 m. We can’t tell whether it is per marker, the range across colors or tips, or what it was measured on. Treat it as the maker’s figure, not a test result.

Are the markers safe to use indoors?

Arteza says so, without a document. Plaid’s page says the set is low-odor and safety certified, and the pack says low-odor ink and non-toxic. No standard, lab or date is named, so we can’t confirm what “certified” refers to.

Where are they made, and what do they cost?

Arteza doesn’t say where they are made. Plaid’s product page and the pack photo name no country.

At US$27.99 on Plaid’s store, the 20 set is about US$1.40 a marker, in our $ band (under $5). Prices change; check the listing.

Frequently asked questions

Can you use Arteza glassboard markers on a whiteboard?

Plaid's page says they work on glass, mirrors and whiteboards, and its description mentions use on any glassboard or whiteboard. Arteza also sells separate dry-erase markers for whiteboards.

What is the difference between glassboard and dry-erase markers?

On Plaid's marker page, glassboard markers are made for glass, glassboards, mirrors, windows and similar smooth non-porous surfaces. Dry-erase markers are designed for whiteboards and other smooth non-porous dry-erase surfaces.

Do they smell?

Plaid's page says the set is low-odor and safety certified, and the pack says low-odor ink and non-toxic. It names no standard or test report.

Do they erase cleanly?

Arteza says so: its clean-erase formula leaves no smudges or ghosting. We haven't tested it on different surfaces, so try a corner first.

How many colors are in the set?

Ten, according to Plaid and the pack. The set has 20 markers, but the page doesn't say how they divide across the colors or name the colors.

How do you change a worn tip?

Plaid says to swap worn tips with the included replacements. The pack photo shows a pair of tweezers beside the box; Arteza gives no step-by-step.

How long will the markers write?

The pack prints 'Writing Length: 820-1181 ft', about 250–360 m. It doesn't say whether that is per marker, which tip or how it was tested.

Where are Arteza glassboard markers made?

Arteza doesn't say. Plaid's product page and the pack photo name no country of manufacture, so check the box you receive.

Sources (2)

  1. Plaid: Arteza Glassboard Markers Set, Classic Colors, 20 pc., ARTZ-9214 (20 markers, 10 colors, glass, mirrors and whiteboards, clean erase, extra tips, low-odor, price and stock; pack photo text: 10 unique colors, low-odor ink, non-toxic, replaceable tips, writing length; read November 2, 2026)
  2. Plaid: Arteza markers (marker types and the surfaces they suit: glassboard, dry-erase, liquid chalk, acrylic; read November 2, 2026)

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