Your office walls are often asked to carry schedules, notices, and reference material long after the people who posted them have moved on. A bulletin board gives your team one visible location for the information they need to see, while natural cork accepts pins, staples, and tacks and holds them firm. That matters when a shared calendar, safety notice, project milestone, or policy update must remain available between meetings rather than disappear into individual inboxes. With a 60 1/2-inch width and 36 1/2-inch height, this bulletin board can put a broad field of posted material within the daily sightline of a team, reception area, corridor, or shared work zone. You can use it to keep changing information in front of the people responsible for acting on it, without turning every update into another email.
The natural cork surface is laminated to 3/8-inch sealed-back fiberboard. It is a self-healing natural cork surface, while the frame is satin anodized aluminum. Pins, staples, and tacks can be inserted into the cork and hold firm, giving your staff a way to post material that must remain visible. Overall dimensions are 60 1/2-inch wide by 36 1/2-inch high by approximately 9/16-inch deep. Those measurements describe the complete bulletin board, so your facilities team can review wall clearance, adjacent furniture, and the intended viewing area using the correct outside dimensions. The fiberboard, cork, and aluminum frame are the specified construction components for this configuration.
Your final placement decision comes down to what your team needs posted and where people will encounter it. The satin anodized aluminum frame gives you the specified finish for a reception corridor, conference room, staff area, or other shared location. The natural cork surface supports a changing mix of notices because pins, staples, and tacks can be inserted and held firm. You can plan around the 60 1/2-inch width, 36 1/2-inch height, and approximately 9/16-inch depth when reviewing wall space, sightlines, and nearby furniture. For an office that relies on visible information, this bulletin board keeps posting work centered on one shared surface and helps your team keep current material in view.