Bi-silque BVCMC070014231 Cork Board 24 X 36 Inches Oak Frame

Product Description

The BI-SILQUE BVCMC070014231 is a 24 x 36 inch cork bulletin board with a natural oak frame, designed for wall-mounted display and organization in office and workspace environments. The board features a self-healing cork surface that closes around pinholes after tacks or pins are removed, extending the usable life of the surface and maintaining a cleaner appearance over time. Mounting hardware is included and supports both vertical and horizontal installation orientations. The unit weighs 2.65 pounds and has a profile depth of 0.63 inches, keeping the installed footprint minimal against the wall.

This board is suited for light commercial and professional office settings, including cubicles, private offices, home offices, and personal workspaces where wall space is limited. Its 24 x 36 inch format provides a usable display area appropriate for notices, schedules, reference documents, and pinned materials. The compact footprint and dual-orientation mounting make it a practical choice for smaller wall sections or partition panels common in open-plan and cubicle environments.

Key Features

• Self-healing cork surface resists visible pinhole damage and extends board lifespan
• Natural oak frame provides a classic, professional appearance
• Supports vertical or horizontal wall mounting with included fasteners
• 24 x 36 inch surface area fits standard office and cubicle wall sections
• Low-profile depth of 0.63 inches minimizes wall projection
• Lightweight at 2.65 pounds for straightforward single-person installation

Compatibility

Designed as a standard wall-mount cork bulletin board suitable for cubicle partition walls, drywall, and similar interior wall surfaces where standard fasteners can be used.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed without specialized tools beyond a level, pencil, and appropriate wall anchors for the mounting surface. Power sources and utilities do not apply to this product. Ensure the mounting surface can support the board weight and that anchors are selected based on wall material, whether drywall, partition panel, or masonry. Confirm orientation preference before marking and fastening, as repositioning after anchor placement may require patching.