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Boundaries you can touch
The System Board zone divider turns a surface into a structured space and a constellation into a clear picture.
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Where does a system end?Almost every constellation eventually involves boundaries: between family and work, between two departments, between what someone shows and what remains hidden. With the zone dividers, you draw these boundaries visibly on the board. A figure is then no longer just somewhere, but clearly inside, outside, or exactly on the line. |
Four fields, many methodsThe central cross divides the board into four equal areas. This makes it possible to set up familiar four-field models directly instead of merely drawing them: the Riemann-Thomann cross with proximity, distance, duration, and change; the Johari Window; a SWOT analysis; or the Eisenhower Matrix for priorities. Figures and cards thus become movable positions that can be shifted during the conversation. |
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Areas of life, timelines, inner partsUse the additional wooden strips to create your own divisions. Divide the board into work, family, friendships, and self. Lay out a timeline with the past, present, and future. Or separate inner parts that are getting in each other's way. In a team context, the zones show responsibilities, interfaces, and silos, and often also the areas where no one is responsible. |
Small, lightweight, fits anywhereThe 14 beechwood pieces weigh only around 28 grams in total and fit in any bag. They work on the System Board Pro round, the System Board Pro square, the System Board Pro to go, and the System Board Classic, but also directly on a table. Together with the System Board Pro figures, they create a structured constellation field in just a few seconds. |
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