Notice Board Bi-Office cork display GVT640101150, fits 15×A4, 90×120 cm, brown

Bi-Office cork notice board GVT640101150 offers a 90×120 cm brown cork surface designed to accommodate up to 15 A4 sheets. The natural cork accepts pins and tacks reliably, providing a visible display area for notices, memos and documents. The framed board is intended for wall mounting in offices, classrooms, corridors and communal areas where organized, easily changeable information is required.

Advantages

The cork surface provides a durable, self-healing material that holds pins firmly and withstands repeated use. The 90×120 cm format gives ample space for grouped documents and visual displays while remaining suitable for standard wall mounting. The neutral brown colour blends with various interiors and the frame offers a stable edge for hanging and alignment. The board’s capacity for up to 15 A4 sheets simplifies planning layout and ensures clear presentation of information.

Suitable for

• Office noticeboards for announcements and staff communications
• Classrooms and school corridors for schedules, student work and notices
• Common areas in residential or commercial buildings for shared messages
• Meeting rooms and project spaces for visual planning and reminders

Key specifications

• Display surface: cork, brown
• Visible dimensions: 90 × 120 cm
• Capacity indication: fits up to 15 A4 sheets
• Mounting: framed, wall-mountable
• Suitable fasteners: pins and tacks

How to use

Mount the framed board securely on a suitable wall using appropriate fixings for the wall material. Arrange A4 sheets, notices or memos on the cork surface and fix them with pins or tacks; the cork will hold them in place and close around the pin to reduce visible holes. For larger displays, group papers in columns or use spacer margins to keep the layout legible. Periodically rotate or replace pinned items to keep the display current and to avoid pinning too densely in one area.

Usage recommendations

Use rust-resistant pins or plastic-headed tacks to prevent staining and ensure long-lasting performance; avoid using staples or adhesive tapes directly on the cork surface. For regular heavy use, consider relocating pinned content occasionally to distribute wear across the board.