Acidea 30x30cm Felt Bulletin Board set
Product description
This felt notice board offers a tidy alternative to traditional cork, providing a soft, clean surface for photos, reminders and small items in living rooms, kitchens or home offices. It is lightweight yet reusable and uses removable adhesive tabs for easy wall attachment, making it practical for rental walls and temporary displays. 🧵
Key Points
The panel works as a quiet, low-odour display board made from recycled polyester that resists tearing and keeps pinholes small for extended life. It arrives in a pack of four square boards so you can create a modular layout or use them separately across different rooms. A set of adhesive tabs and push pins is included, which allows straightforward mounting on smooth surfaces such as painted walls, tiles or glass. 📌
Technical Specifications
- Name: Acidea Large Cork Board Alternative
- Dimensions: 30 x 30 cm each
- Thickness: 9 mm
- Material: Recycled polyester felt
- Included accessories: 24 removable adhesive tabs and 30 push pins
Benefits
The felt surface is odourless and free of glue or harsh chemicals, according to the manufacturer, which makes it suitable for indoor family spaces. Pins leave very small holes because of the board's high density, so photographs and paper notes remain neat and the panel keeps its appearance over time. The square format lets you configure multiple boards to form a larger notice area without visible seams, which helps maintain a cohesive look on the wall. ✨
Usage Recommendations
Before mounting, clean the surface to remove dust or grease for best adhesion. Press each adhesive tab firmly to the board and to the wall for a few seconds to ensure a good bond. Consider using the boards on smooth, non-porous surfaces for the most reliable hold, and avoid textured plaster where the adhesive may not stick well. For heavier items or keys, hang them from the supplied push pins only if the attachment feels secure. Note that adhesion performance may vary depending on paint finish and humidity, so test one board first if you are unsure.