The notices taped to your office walls right now are competing for attention with schedules, policies, and outdated reminders that no longer belong there. A bulletin board with an enclosed display area gives you a place to present current information behind a door, rather than leaving every message exposed to daily traffic. This unit uses a one-door format for indoor office use, with a self-healing natural cork surface for posted materials and a lockable front for security. That combination matters when employees, visitors, and contractors all pass through the same shared spaces and you need posted information to remain in its intended location.
The bulletin board has an anodized aluminum frame in a Satin finish and overall dimensions of 36-inch high by 30-inch wide by 2 1/4-inch deep. Its self-healing natural cork surface accepts posted materials and is identified for use under demanding conditions in the source description. The single door includes a full-length hinge, a shatter-resistant acrylic panel, and a flush mount lock with keys for security. Concealed corner brackets are part of the unit's mounting design. These details keep the product description tied to the components you will evaluate: the aluminum frame, cork display surface, door hardware, acrylic panel, and mounting brackets. The bulletin board is specified for indoor use only, so placement belongs in an interior office, corridor, reception area, break room, or other protected interior location within your facility.
The Satin anodized aluminum frame gives you the finish identified for this unit, while the natural cork interior provides the posting surface and the acrylic door panel keeps displayed material behind the enclosure. You can use the supplied keys with the flush mount lock when access to posted information needs to remain limited to authorized personnel. At 36-inch high by 30-inch wide by 2 1/4-inch deep overall, the bulletin board provides a clearly stated footprint for your wall-planning review. Its one-door configuration, full-length hinge, concealed corner brackets, and indoor-use specification give you the relevant details to compare against the location, posting volume, and access expectations in your office.