The notices your campus visitors, park patrons, or golf course guests need to read can disappear into competing signs and temporary postings. A specialty board with a black vinyl letterboard interior gives you a fixed place to present changing messages, campus directions, or public notices without relying on loose sheets or unprotected wall postings. For an office manager, facility director, or business owner, that means your communication point can be planned around the people who need it, rather than added to whatever surface is available. The lockable door also gives you control over when the displayed message is changed, which matters when multiple people share responsibility for public information.
It measures 18 inches wide by 5 1/2 inches deep by 18 inches high. The case includes a 3/4-inch wide main frame, a 1 1/2-inch wide door frame, 5 1/2-inch exterior depth, 3 3/4-inch interior depth, and 8 1/2-inch rain cover depth. High density polyethylene construction will not rot, splinter, or crack, while the finished back panel adds structural integrity. The door is top-mounted on a full-length aluminum piano hinge and includes a lock with two keys. Inside, the black vinyl letterboard works with the included 290-piece set of 3/4-inch Helvetica letters, numbers, and symbols, giving you the components needed to create the message your location requires.
You can choose from six color finishes to coordinate the board with the surrounding campus, park, golf course, or office setting. The letter set lets you build and revise notices using letters, numbers, and symbols rather than committing each message to a printed sheet. When your facility needs information presented in a consistent location, the finished back panel, lockable door, and rain cover depth support a setup that can be managed as part of your regular communication responsibilities. The 18-inch width and 18-inch height provide a specified display footprint, while the 5 1/2-inch exterior depth defines how far the case extends from the mounting surface. You receive a specialty board configured around a letterboard interior, a lock with two keys, and a 290-piece Helvetica set for ongoing message changes.