Public information becomes outdated the moment nobody can see it, and your visitors should not have to search for current notices. This message center, listed among specialty boards, uses sliding doors to organize the notices your office needs to display. The unit measures 45-inch wide by 30-inch high by 5 1/2-inch deep overall, giving you a clearly stated footprint to compare with the space and notice volume you manage. A finished back panel is included, so the case has a finished surface beyond the front where the information is posted. For an office manager or facility director, that keeps the posting area specific rather than leaving announcements scattered across doors, counters, and improvised wall space.
The main frame measures 3/4-inch wide, while the door frame measures 1 1/2-inch wide. Case dimensions include a 5 1/2-inch exterior depth and a 3 3/4-inch interior depth. The rain cover measures 8 1/2 inches deep. Construction uses high density polyethylene, and the recycled plastic lumber is impervious to water, chemicals, and insects. The source description states that this construction will not rot, splinter, or crack, and identifies the material as maintenance free. Natural self-sealing cork provides the posting surface. A lock with two keys is included, giving your team the specified hardware for securing the displayed information. These details let you evaluate the message center by measured case dimensions, material composition, posting surface, and access hardware rather than by appearance alone.
You can choose from six colors to coordinate the message center with the surroundings where your notices are displayed. The natural self-sealing cork gives your staff a specific surface for posting current information, while the sliding doors place that information within the message center's stated case dimensions. The finished back panel gives you another documented case feature to consider when the unit can be viewed from more than one direction. For your office, this creates one recognizable location for schedules, announcements, maps, or operating information instead of asking employees and visitors to check several unrelated posting areas. The lock and two included keys also give you a clear way to manage access to what remains on display.