Rain does not wait for office hours, and an uncovered notice can become unreadable before your staff sees it. A message center becomes part of your specialty boards planning when announcements need to stay visible beyond a meeting room door or reception counter. If you manage a school, office, workplace, or public facility, your notices need a fixed point where employees, visitors, and service teams can read them without relying on a temporary sheet of paper. This format keeps the communication area enclosed behind a single door while giving you a black vinyl letterboard interior for changing the message.
The case measures 54-inch high by 38-inch wide by 5 1/2-inch deep overall. Its high density polyethylene construction will not rot, splinter, or crack, while the finished back panel adds structural integrity to the case. The main frame is 3/4-inch wide, and the door frame is 1 1/2-inch wide. Case depth is specified as 5 1/2 inches on the exterior and 3 3/4 inches on the interior, with an 8 1/2-inch rain cover depth. The single door includes a lock with two keys, giving you a way to control access to the posted information. Inside, the black vinyl letterboard accepts the included 145-piece set of 2-inch Helvetica letters, numbers, and symbols, so your team can create headings, dates, directions, reminders, and other notices from the supplied pieces.
Choose from six color finishes to coordinate the message center with the surrounding facility or the visual system used across your locations. The 145-piece letter, number, and symbol set lets you change the content as schedules, instructions, and announcements change, rather than replacing an entire printed panel for every update. The finished back panel, single-door format, lock with two keys, and rain cover depth support a posting area intended for regular public viewing. You can use the black vinyl letterboard interior to keep essential information in one visible location, with the polyethylene case specified not to rot, splinter, or crack. For an office manager or facility director, that means a fixed communication point with the dimensions, access control, letter set, and finish selection documented before it is assigned to a wall or exterior-facing location.
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