Fabric bulletin boards. Tack boards covered with a colorful burlap fabric or washable vinyl fabric.
Tired of the same old industrial looking, dull, tan cork bulletin boards and feel like you need something brighter, and more colorful? Looking for a more contemporary look in your office or board room? Then you need our fabric bulletin boards because color always adds a relaxing and soft environment for work, study and play.
Our fabric covered bulletin boards work the same way as cork bulletin boards by covering over the tack hole once you remove the tack. That is really all that a cork board does. It's the fiberboard behind the cork or fabric that actually holds the tack in place for you. Maybe we should call these fabric covered tack boards instead.
Fabric bulletin boards add color to your board room, conference room, hallways, reception areas and meeting rooms.
We offer both a washable colorful vinyl fabric that is a favorite in educational facilities and a softer, more contemporary burlap fabric bulletin board.
Burlap Covered Bulletin Boards Classical Class A Rated Berwick pattern burlap covered bulletin boards in nine colors and four styles. Select from below.
Vinyl Covered Bulletin Boards Bulletin boards made with a smooth, washable, 15 oz, class A vinyl covering over 1/2" fiberboard. Three styles to choose from.
If your order comes to you by truck you have to open and inspect your order regardless of what the outside of the carton may look like. Large objects like these can be damaged during transit and it is your responsibility to inspect your shipment on arrival. We will replace any damaged product free of charge if it is signed for as damaged upon arrival.
*If your order must ship by truck we have a shipping fee of $100.00 within the continental U.S. to your loading docks or curb side. If your board order is over $850 then you will only be charged a flat fee of $45. There is a service charge of $35.00 for "Call Ahead" service. Custom orders and graphics orders are not included in our free shipping program.
