Bsc Preferred BECA4836 Enclosed Cork Bulletin Board

Product Description

The BSC PREFERRED BECA4836 is an enclosed cork bulletin board designed to display and protect posted notices, schedules, and other important documents in commercial and institutional settings. The frame is constructed from satin anodized aluminum, providing durability and a clean professional finish. The interior surface is natural, self-sealing cork, which grips standard pushpins without tearing. A shatterproof clear acrylic window covers the display area, keeping posted materials visible while shielding them from tampering, dust, and moisture. This unit ships at approximately 35.84 pounds and is suited for installation by facilities maintenance staff or general contractors.

This enclosed bulletin board is appropriate for hallways, lobbies, break rooms, and other high-traffic areas in commercial, educational, healthcare, and municipal facilities. It is well-suited for posting OSHA notices, shift schedules, policy updates, and other regulated or time-sensitive communications that require protection from unauthorized removal or alteration. The lockable door configuration makes it a practical choice wherever document security is a priority.

Key Features

• Satin anodized aluminum frame for corrosion resistance and a clean appearance
• Self-sealing natural cork interior accepts and holds standard pushpins
• Shatterproof clear acrylic window protects posted materials while maintaining full visibility
• Lockable door mounted on full-length piano hinges for smooth, secure operation
• Two keys included for immediate use upon installation
• Single unit quantity minimum order

Compatibility

The BECA4836 is equivalent to part number H-3041. Designed as a direct replacement or new installation for standard enclosed cork bulletin board applications in commercial and institutional environments.

Installation Notes

Installation is typically performed by facilities maintenance personnel using standard hand tools. Mount to a solid wall surface using appropriate anchors for the substrate - drywall, masonry, or stud framing - ensuring the unit is level before final fastening. Verify local building or facility codes for posted-notice requirements that may affect placement height or location. Do not overtighten mounting hardware, as this may distort the aluminum frame.