Your staff is currently managing notices, schedules, and reference material across email, desks, and hallway walls, so important information can disappear between updates. A bulletin board gives your team one place to post those materials, while the natural cork surface accepts pins, staples, and tacks for repeated tacking. That matters when information changes throughout the week: staff can add, remove, and replace individual notices instead of relying on a message that disappears in an inbox. For a conference room, hallway, work area, or shared staff space, the board keeps posted information physically present where your team is already moving.
The surface is self-healing natural cork laminated on 3/8-inch sealed-back fiberboard. The frame is satin anodized aluminum. The listed dimensions are approximately 120 1/2-inch wide by approximately 48 1/2-inch high and approximately 9/16-inch deep. Those measurements give you a clear way to review wall placement before you order, particularly where adjacent furniture, door swings, or circulation paths limit usable wall area. Pins, staples, or tacks insert into the cork and hold firm, supporting the repeated posting your team handles. The cork surface is identified for use under even the heaviest of use.
Your finish review can focus on the specified satin anodized aluminum frame and natural cork surface, rather than treating the board as an undifferentiated item. The frame and surface are identified separately, so you can coordinate the board with the wall, furniture, and posting materials already in that area without confusing one component's material with another's. Before ordering, measure the intended wall and account for the listed 120 1/2-inch width, 48 1/2-inch height, and approximately 9/16-inch depth. Once placed where your team uses shared information, it gives staff a physical reference point for notices that need to remain available between conversations, meetings, and inbox updates. The self-healing natural cork surface and satin anodized aluminum frame give you a bulletin board with stated materials, stated dimensions, and a surface intended for pins, staples, and tacks.