Noticeboards

Where are noticeboards used?

They are perfect for use in any type of facility where people wish to communicate by regularly changing displayed messages. They are popular for use the workplace, such as in offices and staff rooms, in educational facilities such as schools, colleges and universities, and in community areas or in cafes.

What types of noticeboards do you stock?

We offer many types of noticeboard that are suitable for the public sector, as well as for retail and hospitality environments, including cork, frameless, lockable and fire resistant noticeboards, as well as PVC pegboards.

What type of board do I need?

A cork board may be used for a traditional feel, whereas a felt board has more modern associations and these are popular for use in offices, schools and community areas. The fire resistant or lockable noticeboards are perfect for use in public sector locations such as hospitals and schools, as they meet fire regulations or can be protected from vandalism.

A peg letter board gives a retro feel to notices and is great for use in cafes and small businesses to advertise prices, opening times or fun messages.

Why use a frameless board?

Frameless displays are a good option for when you wish to wall mount multiple boards together to create a bigger display area. Not only does this give you more space to advertise and engage with viewers, but it allows you to mount different colours side by side to create a two-tone wall display.

Do you have tamper resistant boards?

A Lockable Noticeboard is the ideal product for use in busy areas that may be at risk of tampering. Available in a range of sizes, this model features two locks on each door, meaning only authorised keyholders are able to open the door and access the notices. This may be a useful option for mounting notices in any area where the board may be at risk of vandalism or where accessible pins may be considered a safety risk, such as youth clubs, schools, hospitals and residential care settings.

How fire resistant are the fire resistant boards?

Our fire resistant boards comply to Class B of the European Reaction to Fire test BS EN 13501-1, which means that they can be used in public areas including halls, stairways and entrances in schools, colleges and more.