Your office still has to keep important announcements available to employees and visitors when weather threatens an outdoor posting. This message center places those announcements behind two lockable doors, with self-sealing cork and an 8 1/2-inch rain cover depth. If your team manages notices across a campus, the enclosure gives you a single location to update information while keeping the contents behind closed doors. Its construction from recycled plastic lumber will not rot, splinter or crack, and the finished back panel adds structural integrity. That combination addresses the practical concern of maintaining posted information where exposure to extreme weather is part of the job.
The overall case measures 45-inch wide by 36-inch high by 5 1/2-inch deep. The main frame is 3/4-inch wide, while the door frame is 1 1/2-inch wide. Case depth is listed as 5 1/2 inches on the exterior and 3 3/4 inches on the interior, with the rain cover extending to an 8 1/2-inch depth. Two doors are mounted on full length piano hinges, and both doors lock. Locks are included with two keys, giving you the hardware needed to control access to the announcements inside. The finished back panel is part of the case construction and adds structural integrity, while the recycled plastic lumber provides the stated resistance to rotting, splintering and cracking.
You can choose from 6 color finishes to coordinate the message center with the area where your team posts announcements. The 45-inch width and 36-inch height provide a defined footprint for planning placement, while the listed exterior and interior depths let you review clearance requirements before purchase. Use the self-sealing cork for the material your organization needs to post, then close and lock the doors with the included keys. For offices, campuses and facilities teams managing information in exposed locations, this specialty boards message center brings the posting surface, weather cover, finished back panel and locking access into one specified case. You can evaluate the dimensions, frame widths, door hardware and finish selection against the location and access process your organization already uses.