Your campus, park, or golf course team has notices, schedules, and event information that people need to see without asking a staff member. A specialty board puts that information in a fixed place while keeping the message area behind a lockable door. On a university campus, at a park, or beside a golf course office, that matters when several groups share the same public space. The 18-inch by 18-inch format keeps the footprint specific for an entrance or information area you are already managing, while the enclosed presentation gives your team a way to keep posted material in one location rather than scattered across counters, doors, and temporary signs. The cork message surface supports the notices your team needs to display, and the lock keeps the door secured with two included keys.
The case measures 18-inch high by 18-inch wide by 5 1/2-inch deep overall. Its main frame is 3/4-inch wide, and the door frame is 1 1/2 inches wide. The exterior depth is 5 1/2 inches, with an interior depth of 3 3/4 inches. High-density polyethylene construction means the case will not rot, splinter, or crack. A finished back panel adds structural integrity to the case. The door is top-mounted on a full-length aluminum piano hinge, and the included lock has two keys. These specifications give you clear details for comparing the board with the wall or information area where your team plans to use it.
Your configuration begins with six color finishes, giving you a choice for coordinating the board with the surrounding campus, park, or golf course setting. The lockable door keeps the cork message area enclosed, while the full-length aluminum piano hinge identifies how the door is mounted. For your facilities plan, the 18-inch height and 18-inch width establish the board's overall face dimensions, and the 5 1/2-inch overall depth establishes its projection from the mounting area. The 3/4-inch main frame and 1 1/2-inch door frame provide the remaining case measurements for planning. This specialty board gives your team a specific place for shared notices, a finished back panel, a lock with two keys, and a high-density polyethylene case in one message-display format.