Cork Board Alternative felt tile notice pin board (90 x 60 cm) – 6 pack with 20 pushpins, black
Product description
If you want the look of a pin board without the hassle of traditional cork sheets, this cork board alternative from felt wall tiles makes a practical case. On paper, it’s designed to be flexible: you get multiple removable tiles that you can arrange into a larger notice board size like 90 x 60 cm.
The appeal here is mostly the installation method and the material choice. It’s not classic crafting felt, and it’s positioned as more tear-resistant and longer lasting than traditional cork/bulletin boards. Still, it’s worth bearing in mind that it relies on adhesive mounting, so the final result depends a fair bit on your wall surface.
The essentials
This is a 6 pack of felt wall tiles that can be arranged to form a pin board. Each tile is 30 x 30 cm and the set is supplied with 20 push pins. The felt is up to 0.9 cm thick, and the idea is that it holds pins firmly without them easily slipping out.
You also get mounting help: 30 pieces of double-sided acrylic tape and acrylic adhesive strips (described as using nanotechnology) for stronger adhesion. The manufacturer’s positioning is that the adhesive holds securely so the board doesn’t fall off, while still being removable without leaving residue or damaging painted walls.
What you’ll notice in day-to-day use
A pin board is one of those things you either use constantly or you ignore completely. This one is aimed at the “constant use” crowd—memos, photos, reminders, meal plans, and quick notes that need to stay visible.
In a home office scenario, for example, you could place the tiles to create the 90 x 60 cm layout, stick it up with the provided adhesive, then pin meeting reminders and printouts in a single spot. If you’re setting up a kitchen area, it can work as a visible hub for shopping lists, schedules, or photo inspiration.
The felt surface is the key difference versus cork. Felt is described as denser and more tear-resistant, which tends to matter if you’re moving notes around often or if you worry about wear over time.
Where it shines (and where it may not)
It makes sense if you like the idea of a board that can be adapted to your space rather than fixed as a single sheet. Because the set is modular, you can combine tiles into different sizes—90 x 60 cm is the stated arrangement, with the option to go larger (the description mentions 120 x 90 cm and “so on”).
That said, you should consider the limits of any adhesive-mounted board. If your wall paint is freshly applied, very textured, or not well suited to tape/adhesive, removal and re-positioning may not be as straightforward as it sounds. Also, because this is a “cork board alternative”, it’s not trying to replicate traditional cork’s exact feel—just the same practical job: pinning and displaying.
Key takeaways on build and mounting
The set leans heavily on installation convenience. You’re meant to attach the provided acrylic adhesive to the back of the felt tiles (or directly onto the wall), then arrange the tiles into your desired notice board size.
Material-wise, the description specifies the felt is made from recycled polyester and is described as safe and odourless. It’s described as very light but dense and sturdy, with a thickness of up to 0.9 cm to keep push pins in place.
The adhesive is described as having strong, longer-lasting adhesion, intended to prevent the board from falling off, while being safe to remove without residue or paint damage. In real life, this usually depends on wall conditions, but the intention is clear.
Tech specs
- Type: felt wall tiles pin board / notice board (modular cork board alternative)
- Size (tile): 30 x 30 cm
- Pack size: 6 tiles
- Combined board size mentioned: 90 x 60 cm (also expandable to larger arrangements)
- Thickness: up to 0.9 cm
- Push pins included: 20
- Mounting items included: 30 pieces of double-sided acrylic tape + acrylic adhesives
- Colour: black
- Material: recycled polyester felt
Should you buy it?
It’s a good fit if you want a neat pin board for a home office or kitchen, and you’re happy with a modular tile approach that can be arranged into a 90 x 60 cm layout. It’s also worth considering if you prefer adhesive mounting (nail-free) and like the idea of felt being denser and more tear-resistant than traditional cork/bulletin boards.
You may want to skip it if your wall isn’t suitable for adhesive mounting, if you need something that can be easily re-positioned again and again, or if you’re expecting an exact match to traditional cork in terms of surface feel. As always with adhesive systems, it’s worth checking that your wall paint and surface finish are compatible with tape/adhesives.
Mini FAQ
How is the 90 x 60 cm board size achieved?
By arranging the six 30 x 30 cm felt tiles into the larger layout mentioned in the product description.
Does it include push pins?
Yes—20 push pins are included in the 6 pack.
Is it nail-free?
That’s the intent. The description explains using the provided acrylic adhesives (and double-sided acrylic tape) so you can mount without nails.
Will it leave residue when removed?
The description says it can be safely removed without leaving residue or damaging painted wall surfaces, but real results depend on your specific wall conditions.
Is the felt like regular craft felt?
Not in the wording used. It’s described as recycled polyester felt intended to be denser and more tear-resistant than traditional cork/bulletin boards.