A message posted in the wrong place can be overlooked, and your specialty board can place important notices where staff and visitors will see them. A notice that disappears into a crowded wall creates follow-up work for you: people ask for information already posted, miss a deadline, or act on an outdated instruction. This message center gives you a large door to display important messages, with a lockable door and a lock included with two keys. You can place it in a reception area, shared corridor, staff entrance, or another point where posted information needs to remain visible rather than relying on a loose sheet taped to a wall.
The overall dimensions are 45-inch wide by 36-inch high by 5 1/2-inch deep. The main frame is 3/4-inch wide, and the door frame is 1 1/2-inch wide. Construction uses high density polyethylene, with a finished back panel. The door is top mounted on a full-length piano hinge. Case measurements include a 5 1/2-inch exterior depth, 3 3/4-inch interior depth, and 8 1/2-inch rain cover depth. Self-sealing cork provides the posting surface for the important messages you need to display. The lockable door and included lock with two keys give the message center its stated access feature without adding details beyond the supplied specifications.
Choose from six color finishes when you specify this message center for your location. That choice lets you coordinate the message center with the surrounding area while keeping the posting function centered on its large door and self-sealing cork. For you, the operational value is having a consistent place for notices to go, so staff can direct visitors to the same information point instead of answering the same questions repeatedly. The 45-inch width and 36-inch height create a visible vertical format, while the 5 1/2-inch overall depth gives you the measurement needed when planning its location. Whether you manage one reception area or several shared information points, you can select the finish and use this specialty board as a recurring reference for the notices your organization needs people to see.