Bsc Preferred BCW6036 Cork Bulletin Board Light Oak Frame

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED BCW6036 is a natural cork bulletin board designed for displaying notes, artwork, schedules, and work assignments in professional and office environments. The board features a thick, self-sealing natural cork surface laminated to a sturdy fiberboard backing, which allows push pins and tacks to hold materials firmly without tearing or degrading the surface over time. The solid hardwood frame carries a light oak finish, giving it a clean, professional appearance. At 3/4 inch depth, the board mounts flush and neatly against any wall surface. Facility maintenance staff and office managers typically handle installation.

This bulletin board is suited for use in offices, job sites, warehouses, schools, and commercial facilities where a durable, reusable display surface is needed. The self-sealing cork surface means repeated pin insertion does not leave permanent damage, extending the usable life of the board. The mounting orientation is flexible - the board can be hung in either landscape or portrait orientation depending on the wall space and display needs of the installation location.

Key Features

• Thick, self-sealing natural cork surface laminated to fiberboard backing for long-term durability
• Solid hardwood frame with light oak finish for a clean, professional appearance
• Accepts push pins and tacks without surface tearing
• Reversible mounting - hang in landscape or portrait orientation
• 3/4 inch depth for a low-profile, flush wall mount

Compatibility

The BCW6036 is a direct replacement for part number H-5825. Designed as a standard OEM-style replacement cork bulletin board for general commercial and office facility applications.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by facility maintenance personnel using standard hand tools. Before mounting, locate wall studs or use appropriate wall anchors rated for the board weight to ensure secure attachment. Confirm the mounting hardware selected is appropriate for the wall substrate - drywall, masonry, or wood framing each require different anchor types. Verify the chosen orientation (landscape or portrait) before drilling to avoid unnecessary wall penetrations.