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Let a Big Board Blend In with a Grey Square Noticeboard
Not every wall wants a colour on it. This square noticeboard answers in a neutral grey that recedes into the architecture instead of announcing itself, giving a large surface for information while letting the room and its materials stay in charge of the look. The even, balanced shape holds a wall on its own or lines up into a grid of matching boards, and with every side equal there is no right way up to settle when fitting it. Felt that takes pins, staples and Velcro hook tape carries anything from one notice to a full wall of updates, while a satin aluminium frame keeps the whole thing quiet and considered. Best suited for corporate headquarters, co-working spaces and design studios where a sizeable board should disappear into a modern interior rather than break it up.
Why Modern Offices Choose a Square Grey Noticeboard
- Neutral Grey Felt. Grey is the most recessive colour a noticeboard offers, reading as part of the wall rather than a mark on it, so a large surface of it adds all the display a busy office needs while leaving the light, colour and materials of a designed interior to lead the eye.
- A Square That Settles a Wall. Even on every side, the board gives a wall one balanced block with no busy outline to catch the eye, and since no edge runs longer than another there is no right way up, so fitting comes down to four level marks and never a portrait or landscape choice.
- Room for a Full Wall. Across its generous face the square carries a whole set of updates, rotas and notices at once, so one neutral surface keeps an office or studio in order rather than dotting a wall with smaller boards that each interrupt the clean line of the room.
- Pins, Staples and Velcro. Three fixing methods share the felt, so light memos go on pins, printed schedules sit flat under staples, and heavier laminated sheets hang from Velcro hook tape without a pin hole, letting a mixed display run from one board instead of one fixed method.
- Glare-Free Satin Frame. A satin anodised aluminium border scatters light from windows, screens and downlights rather than throwing it back, keeping a large grey board readable across an open floor while the metal edge resists scratches, corrosion and the fingerprints of daily handling.
- Two-Year Guarantee. Carried with a two-year Displaysense guarantee, a large neutral board fitted into a modern office or reception is built to keep its even colour and clean frame through years of notices pinned, read and replaced, the kind of fixture a space installs once and forgets.
Where This Grey Square Display Board Fits
| Corporate Headquarters | In a head office the grey square carries company updates, targets and notices on a surface that reads as part of the fit-out, the neutral tone matching corporate greys and glass so a large board looks specified rather than added to the wall as an afterthought. |
| Architectural Receptions | In a designed reception the board presents welcome information and accreditations without a colour fighting the materials around it, the recessive grey sitting easily against concrete, stone or timber so the architecture, not the noticeboard, stays the thing a visitor notices first on the way in. |
| Co-working Spaces | Across a co-working floor the grey square gives members one shared point for house rules, events and notices, its neutral face suiting a pared-back industrial interior of exposed brick and steel where a brightly coloured board would look out of place against the raw materials of the room. |
| Design and Creative Studios | A studio floor pins plenty around its walls already, so the grey board adds the schedules and project notes a team still needs without competing with the work on show, the quiet colour letting client materials and creative output take the attention while it works away in the background. |
| Minimalist Interiors | In a restrained office or showroom the grey board adds the notices a space still needs while keeping to a tight palette, the neutral surface holding a clean, uncluttered look where a coloured panel would break the discipline of the scheme. |
| Modular Walls | Built up from several boards, a display wall can lean on the grey square as its neutral anchor, with red, green and cork coding their own topics around it, so the brighter colours do the signalling while grey quietly carries the shared, everyday information a whole floor relies on. |
Want a Bolder Board or a Natural Surface?
Need a notice to stand out, or prefer a warm pinboard? The same square comes in red felt for high visibility, or in cork for a natural, tactile surface. Call 01279 460460 or use our contact page and we will help you pick the right one.
A noticeboard's colour is usually the first thing a room registers, so a grey one is unusual in being chosen precisely so that it is not. Neutral and recessive, the felt reads as part of the wall rather than a panel stuck onto it, which suits modern offices, studios and receptions built around a restrained palette. Where a strong colour would compete with the architecture and the materials around it, grey steps back and lets them lead. The notices still read clearly against the even surface, but the board itself keeps the low profile a designed space tends to want. Squared and quiet, it suits a wall where the architecture is meant to be the feature, adding a working surface without pulling attention away from the room around it.
Shape decides how a board sits on a wall, and a square is the most adaptable of the lot. Its four equal sides leave no fixed top or bottom, so it goes up in any rotation and still looks right, fixed on four level points alone. That balance is also why squares line up so cleanly, sitting edge to edge as a single grid the eye reads as one deliberate surface. In an open-plan office that grid can hand each team or topic a panel while the wall still reads as one ordered whole. In practice a long wall can be filled with a tidy run of identical squares rather than one outsized board, which is far easier to plan around doors, screens and sockets.
Mixed content is the norm in an office, so the felt is built to take three fixings rather than one. A pin is enough for the day's memos, staples tack a printed sheet down at the corners, and a length of self-adhesive Velcro hook tape holds a laminated card that has to come off clean later on. Splitting the duty three ways means no single area of the board tires faster than the rest, and the felt holds an even look through repeated changes. A surface tied to one method alone would show its busiest spots long before this one does.
Anodising gives the aluminium frame its finish, drawing a hardened layer out of the metal's own surface rather than laying colour on top that might lift at a corner in time. The edge that results takes scratches, corrosion and constant handling in its stride and keeps a clean line year after year. A low satin sheen, not a polish, means window light and ceiling fittings are scattered softly instead of flaring back off the metal. Set around neutral grey felt, the cool silver reads as one more understated, deliberate detail.
What Ships with This Board
- 1 x square grey felt noticeboard in a satin anodised aluminium frame, neutral grey felt face
- 1 x complete fixing kit, including concealed corner fixings and snap-on covers
Rolling Boards Out Across a Floor?
Rolling boards out across an office or studio? This grey anchors a set that also runs in red, green and cork, all in the one frame, and we can send them together. Call 01279 460460 or send through your floor plan and we will help you lay it out.
NB7512B is a 1200mm x 1200mm square grey felt noticeboard with a satin anodised aluminium frame from Displaysense. The neutral grey felt keeps a large display understated and works with pins, staples and Velcro hook tape. Board size 1200mm x 1200mm. Weight 6kg. A satin silver anodised frame with rounded safe corners and concealed fixings, supplied with a wall fixing kit and mounting either way up. Two-year guarantee. Suited to corporate headquarters, receptions, co-working spaces, design studios and minimal interiors, and to modular multi-board displays. Also available in a smaller 1200mm x 900mm size and in red, green or cork at this square size. Displaysense, UK display specialist since 1978.
Full technical specification for the 1200mm x 1200mm square grey felt noticeboard with its satin anodised aluminium frame. A neutral grey felt surface for pins, staples and Velcro hook tape, with rounded safe corners, concealed wall fixings and a complete fixing kit as standard, the board mounting either way up for an understated indoor display across offices, receptions, co-working spaces and studios.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Surface | Neutral grey felt | A recessive grey felt blends into modern interiors, adding display without a colour fighting the scheme, and readily takes pins, staples and Velcro hook tape for quick changes. |
| Frame | Satin anodised aluminium | The anodised edge resists scratches, corrosion and fingerprints, while the satin finish scatters light so windows and screens throw little glare across the board. |
| Frame Colour | Satin silver | A cool silver border frames the grey felt cleanly and keeps a large board looking restrained and considered in offices, receptions and design studios. |
| Board Size | 1200mm x 1200mm | A large, even square gives one understated surface that holds a full wall of notices, and suits both standalone use and grid-style layouts. |
| Weight | Approximately 6kg | Manageable for a board this size, so two people can position it comfortably, or one can fit it with care on a solid wall. |
| Orientation | Square, mounts either way | Equal sides mean the board looks the same whichever way up it hangs, so there is no portrait or landscape choice to make when fitting it. |
| Corners | Rounded with concealed fixings | Smooth corners and hidden screw heads remove sharp points and visible hardware, suiting receptions and other public-facing spaces. |
| Fixings | Wall fixing kit included | Everything needed to mount the board arrives in the box, so nothing extra has to be sourced, ordered or bought before fitting it to the wall. |
| Display Method | Pins, staples and Velcro | Three fixing options let light memos and heavier laminated sheets share one surface, adapting the board to a mix of office content. |
| Environment | Indoor use | Made for interior walls in offices, receptions and studios, and kept away from damp and direct weather that would fade the felt over time. |
| Guarantee | 2 years | Covered against everyday wear for two full years, backing the board through constant re-pinning and steady daily use in a busy workspace. |
| Returns | 28 days | Return any unused board within 28 days in its original packaging for a simple, no-fuss, straightforward refund. |
Free delivery on every order, no minimum spend
UK Mainland standard delivery included on everything we sell.
Standard
Free
Always included, no minimum order
Express
£9.95
Express options shown at checkout where available
Lead time
2 to 3 days
Working days, UK Mainland
Returns
28 days
Original condition and packaging
Good to know
- Orders before 4pm typically ship the same day
- Tracking email sent on dispatch
- Ground-floor, accessible delivery point
Returns must be unused and in original packaging. Full delivery information · Returns policy
Frequently Asked Questions About This Grey Felt Noticeboard
Q: What is the best noticeboard for a modern office or studio?
A: The NB7512B 1200 x 1200mm square grey felt board suits modern offices and studios well. The neutral grey blends into a designed interior, the large square holds a full display on one surface, and the felt takes pins, staples and Velcro hook tape for quick, clean changes.
Q: Why choose a grey noticeboard?
A: Grey is the most neutral, recessive colour a board comes in, reading as part of the wall rather than a panel on it. That suits offices, receptions and studios built around a restrained palette, where a brighter board would compete with the architecture, finishes and materials of the space instead of quietly fitting in.
Q: How do I display both light memos and heavy laminated sheets?
A: Use the three fixing methods this board supports. Pins hold light memos, staples fix printed sheets flat, and self-adhesive Velcro hook tape carries heavier laminated cards without pin holes. All three on one grey felt surface let mixed content share the board without extra fittings or any pin damage.
Q: Is this grey noticeboard suitable for a reception?
A: Yes. Receptions use the board for welcome information, accreditations and notices. The neutral grey sits easily against concrete, stone, glass or timber, so the architecture leads, the large square anchors the wall behind a desk, and the felt allows fast, clean changes whenever the displayed information needs updating.
Q: Is this suitable for a co-working space or studio?
A: Yes. Co-working floors and studios use the board for house rules, events and project information. The understated grey suits pared-back, industrial interiors of exposed brick and steel, and the large square holds a full display on one neutral surface without a colour fighting the interior scheme.
Q: Does the board come with wall fixings, and how is a square one mounted?
A: Yes. A wall fixing kit is included, with concealed corner fixings and covers. Being square, the board hangs the same whichever way up, so there is no orientation to choose. At around 6kg, two people can position it easily or one can fit it with care on a solid wall.
Q: What size and weight is this square grey noticeboard?
A: Board size 1200 x 1200mm, weight around 6kg. The equal sides give a large, balanced display that holds a full wall of notices, and the weight stays manageable for fitting. With a square board there is no portrait or landscape decision to make.
Q: Should I choose the grey square or the red square noticeboard?
A: Both are felt in the same satin aluminium frame at 1200 x 1200mm, taking pins, staples and Velcro. The grey board blends into modern interiors where a colour would compete with the scheme; the NB7512R red suits safety and priority notices that must stand out. Choose grey for an understated wall, red for high visibility.
Q: Do I need a square board, or will a rectangular one do?
A: Choose a square board for a large balanced display, a grid of several boards, or a standout neutral focal panel. A rectangular board suits a narrower wall or a clear portrait or landscape space. For grouped, colour-coded displays the matching square format looks the most deliberate.
Q: Will the grey felt fade over time?
A: No, not in normal indoor use. The grey felt is made for interior walls and keeps its colour through everyday display and changes. Strong, prolonged direct sunlight can fade any felt over time, so a spot out of constant direct sun keeps the grey looking even.
Q: Does this grey felt noticeboard come with free UK delivery?
A: Yes. Free UK mainland delivery comes with every order and there is no minimum spend. Displaysense is a UK display specialist supplying offices, studios and public buildings from its Hertfordshire base since 1978. A two-year guarantee applies, and any unused board can return within 28 days.
Q: Can I get this board in other colours and sizes?
A: Yes. At 1200 x 1200mm the square board comes in grey, red, green or cork, and a smaller 1200 x 900mm size is also available. All share the satin aluminium frame, so colours can be combined across a wall for a coordinated, colour-coded display.
Noticeboard Knowledge Hub
A square grey noticeboard works hardest when it is matched to the room and the notices are organised clearly on it. These Displaysense guides cover choosing the right board, planning office and studio display, and and putting information where people in a busy workspace actually stop and take it in.
Overview
Let a Big Board Blend In with a Grey Square Noticeboard
Not every wall wants a colour on it. This square noticeboard answers in a neutral grey that recedes into the architecture instead of announcing itself, giving a large surface for information while letting the room and its materials stay in charge of the look. The even, balanced shape holds a wall on its own or lines up into a grid of matching boards, and with every side equal there is no right way up to settle when fitting it. Felt that takes pins, staples and Velcro hook tape carries anything from one notice to a full wall of updates, while a satin aluminium frame keeps the whole thing quiet and considered. Best suited for corporate headquarters, co-working spaces and design studios where a sizeable board should disappear into a modern interior rather than break it up.
Why Modern Offices Choose a Square Grey Noticeboard
- Neutral Grey Felt. Grey is the most recessive colour a noticeboard offers, reading as part of the wall rather than a mark on it, so a large surface of it adds all the display a busy office needs while leaving the light, colour and materials of a designed interior to lead the eye.
- A Square That Settles a Wall. Even on every side, the board gives a wall one balanced block with no busy outline to catch the eye, and since no edge runs longer than another there is no right way up, so fitting comes down to four level marks and never a portrait or landscape choice.
- Room for a Full Wall. Across its generous face the square carries a whole set of updates, rotas and notices at once, so one neutral surface keeps an office or studio in order rather than dotting a wall with smaller boards that each interrupt the clean line of the room.
- Pins, Staples and Velcro. Three fixing methods share the felt, so light memos go on pins, printed schedules sit flat under staples, and heavier laminated sheets hang from Velcro hook tape without a pin hole, letting a mixed display run from one board instead of one fixed method.
- Glare-Free Satin Frame. A satin anodised aluminium border scatters light from windows, screens and downlights rather than throwing it back, keeping a large grey board readable across an open floor while the metal edge resists scratches, corrosion and the fingerprints of daily handling.
- Two-Year Guarantee. Carried with a two-year Displaysense guarantee, a large neutral board fitted into a modern office or reception is built to keep its even colour and clean frame through years of notices pinned, read and replaced, the kind of fixture a space installs once and forgets.
Where This Grey Square Display Board Fits
| Corporate Headquarters | In a head office the grey square carries company updates, targets and notices on a surface that reads as part of the fit-out, the neutral tone matching corporate greys and glass so a large board looks specified rather than added to the wall as an afterthought. |
| Architectural Receptions | In a designed reception the board presents welcome information and accreditations without a colour fighting the materials around it, the recessive grey sitting easily against concrete, stone or timber so the architecture, not the noticeboard, stays the thing a visitor notices first on the way in. |
| Co-working Spaces | Across a co-working floor the grey square gives members one shared point for house rules, events and notices, its neutral face suiting a pared-back industrial interior of exposed brick and steel where a brightly coloured board would look out of place against the raw materials of the room. |
| Design and Creative Studios | A studio floor pins plenty around its walls already, so the grey board adds the schedules and project notes a team still needs without competing with the work on show, the quiet colour letting client materials and creative output take the attention while it works away in the background. |
| Minimalist Interiors | In a restrained office or showroom the grey board adds the notices a space still needs while keeping to a tight palette, the neutral surface holding a clean, uncluttered look where a coloured panel would break the discipline of the scheme. |
| Modular Walls | Built up from several boards, a display wall can lean on the grey square as its neutral anchor, with red, green and cork coding their own topics around it, so the brighter colours do the signalling while grey quietly carries the shared, everyday information a whole floor relies on. |
Want a Bolder Board or a Natural Surface?
Need a notice to stand out, or prefer a warm pinboard? The same square comes in red felt for high visibility, or in cork for a natural, tactile surface. Call 01279 460460 or use our contact page and we will help you pick the right one.
Description
A noticeboard's colour is usually the first thing a room registers, so a grey one is unusual in being chosen precisely so that it is not. Neutral and recessive, the felt reads as part of the wall rather than a panel stuck onto it, which suits modern offices, studios and receptions built around a restrained palette. Where a strong colour would compete with the architecture and the materials around it, grey steps back and lets them lead. The notices still read clearly against the even surface, but the board itself keeps the low profile a designed space tends to want. Squared and quiet, it suits a wall where the architecture is meant to be the feature, adding a working surface without pulling attention away from the room around it.
Shape decides how a board sits on a wall, and a square is the most adaptable of the lot. Its four equal sides leave no fixed top or bottom, so it goes up in any rotation and still looks right, fixed on four level points alone. That balance is also why squares line up so cleanly, sitting edge to edge as a single grid the eye reads as one deliberate surface. In an open-plan office that grid can hand each team or topic a panel while the wall still reads as one ordered whole. In practice a long wall can be filled with a tidy run of identical squares rather than one outsized board, which is far easier to plan around doors, screens and sockets.
Mixed content is the norm in an office, so the felt is built to take three fixings rather than one. A pin is enough for the day's memos, staples tack a printed sheet down at the corners, and a length of self-adhesive Velcro hook tape holds a laminated card that has to come off clean later on. Splitting the duty three ways means no single area of the board tires faster than the rest, and the felt holds an even look through repeated changes. A surface tied to one method alone would show its busiest spots long before this one does.
Anodising gives the aluminium frame its finish, drawing a hardened layer out of the metal's own surface rather than laying colour on top that might lift at a corner in time. The edge that results takes scratches, corrosion and constant handling in its stride and keeps a clean line year after year. A low satin sheen, not a polish, means window light and ceiling fittings are scattered softly instead of flaring back off the metal. Set around neutral grey felt, the cool silver reads as one more understated, deliberate detail.
What Ships with This Board
- 1 x square grey felt noticeboard in a satin anodised aluminium frame, neutral grey felt face
- 1 x complete fixing kit, including concealed corner fixings and snap-on covers
Rolling Boards Out Across a Floor?
Rolling boards out across an office or studio? This grey anchors a set that also runs in red, green and cork, all in the one frame, and we can send them together. Call 01279 460460 or send through your floor plan and we will help you lay it out.
NB7512B is a 1200mm x 1200mm square grey felt noticeboard with a satin anodised aluminium frame from Displaysense. The neutral grey felt keeps a large display understated and works with pins, staples and Velcro hook tape. Board size 1200mm x 1200mm. Weight 6kg. A satin silver anodised frame with rounded safe corners and concealed fixings, supplied with a wall fixing kit and mounting either way up. Two-year guarantee. Suited to corporate headquarters, receptions, co-working spaces, design studios and minimal interiors, and to modular multi-board displays. Also available in a smaller 1200mm x 900mm size and in red, green or cork at this square size. Displaysense, UK display specialist since 1978.
Specifications
Full technical specification for the 1200mm x 1200mm square grey felt noticeboard with its satin anodised aluminium frame. A neutral grey felt surface for pins, staples and Velcro hook tape, with rounded safe corners, concealed wall fixings and a complete fixing kit as standard, the board mounting either way up for an understated indoor display across offices, receptions, co-working spaces and studios.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Surface | Neutral grey felt | A recessive grey felt blends into modern interiors, adding display without a colour fighting the scheme, and readily takes pins, staples and Velcro hook tape for quick changes. |
| Frame | Satin anodised aluminium | The anodised edge resists scratches, corrosion and fingerprints, while the satin finish scatters light so windows and screens throw little glare across the board. |
| Frame Colour | Satin silver | A cool silver border frames the grey felt cleanly and keeps a large board looking restrained and considered in offices, receptions and design studios. |
| Board Size | 1200mm x 1200mm | A large, even square gives one understated surface that holds a full wall of notices, and suits both standalone use and grid-style layouts. |
| Weight | Approximately 6kg | Manageable for a board this size, so two people can position it comfortably, or one can fit it with care on a solid wall. |
| Orientation | Square, mounts either way | Equal sides mean the board looks the same whichever way up it hangs, so there is no portrait or landscape choice to make when fitting it. |
| Corners | Rounded with concealed fixings | Smooth corners and hidden screw heads remove sharp points and visible hardware, suiting receptions and other public-facing spaces. |
| Fixings | Wall fixing kit included | Everything needed to mount the board arrives in the box, so nothing extra has to be sourced, ordered or bought before fitting it to the wall. |
| Display Method | Pins, staples and Velcro | Three fixing options let light memos and heavier laminated sheets share one surface, adapting the board to a mix of office content. |
| Environment | Indoor use | Made for interior walls in offices, receptions and studios, and kept away from damp and direct weather that would fade the felt over time. |
| Guarantee | 2 years | Covered against everyday wear for two full years, backing the board through constant re-pinning and steady daily use in a busy workspace. |
| Returns | 28 days | Return any unused board within 28 days in its original packaging for a simple, no-fuss, straightforward refund. |
Delivery & Returns
Free delivery on every order, no minimum spend
UK Mainland standard delivery included on everything we sell.
Standard
Free
Always included, no minimum order
Express
£9.95
Express options shown at checkout where available
Lead time
2 to 3 days
Working days, UK Mainland
Returns
28 days
Original condition and packaging
Good to know
- Orders before 4pm typically ship the same day
- Tracking email sent on dispatch
- Ground-floor, accessible delivery point
Returns must be unused and in original packaging. Full delivery information · Returns policy
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About This Grey Felt Noticeboard
Q: What is the best noticeboard for a modern office or studio?
A: The NB7512B 1200 x 1200mm square grey felt board suits modern offices and studios well. The neutral grey blends into a designed interior, the large square holds a full display on one surface, and the felt takes pins, staples and Velcro hook tape for quick, clean changes.
Q: Why choose a grey noticeboard?
A: Grey is the most neutral, recessive colour a board comes in, reading as part of the wall rather than a panel on it. That suits offices, receptions and studios built around a restrained palette, where a brighter board would compete with the architecture, finishes and materials of the space instead of quietly fitting in.
Q: How do I display both light memos and heavy laminated sheets?
A: Use the three fixing methods this board supports. Pins hold light memos, staples fix printed sheets flat, and self-adhesive Velcro hook tape carries heavier laminated cards without pin holes. All three on one grey felt surface let mixed content share the board without extra fittings or any pin damage.
Q: Is this grey noticeboard suitable for a reception?
A: Yes. Receptions use the board for welcome information, accreditations and notices. The neutral grey sits easily against concrete, stone, glass or timber, so the architecture leads, the large square anchors the wall behind a desk, and the felt allows fast, clean changes whenever the displayed information needs updating.
Q: Is this suitable for a co-working space or studio?
A: Yes. Co-working floors and studios use the board for house rules, events and project information. The understated grey suits pared-back, industrial interiors of exposed brick and steel, and the large square holds a full display on one neutral surface without a colour fighting the interior scheme.
Q: Does the board come with wall fixings, and how is a square one mounted?
A: Yes. A wall fixing kit is included, with concealed corner fixings and covers. Being square, the board hangs the same whichever way up, so there is no orientation to choose. At around 6kg, two people can position it easily or one can fit it with care on a solid wall.
Q: What size and weight is this square grey noticeboard?
A: Board size 1200 x 1200mm, weight around 6kg. The equal sides give a large, balanced display that holds a full wall of notices, and the weight stays manageable for fitting. With a square board there is no portrait or landscape decision to make.
Q: Should I choose the grey square or the red square noticeboard?
A: Both are felt in the same satin aluminium frame at 1200 x 1200mm, taking pins, staples and Velcro. The grey board blends into modern interiors where a colour would compete with the scheme; the NB7512R red suits safety and priority notices that must stand out. Choose grey for an understated wall, red for high visibility.
Q: Do I need a square board, or will a rectangular one do?
A: Choose a square board for a large balanced display, a grid of several boards, or a standout neutral focal panel. A rectangular board suits a narrower wall or a clear portrait or landscape space. For grouped, colour-coded displays the matching square format looks the most deliberate.
Q: Will the grey felt fade over time?
A: No, not in normal indoor use. The grey felt is made for interior walls and keeps its colour through everyday display and changes. Strong, prolonged direct sunlight can fade any felt over time, so a spot out of constant direct sun keeps the grey looking even.
Q: Does this grey felt noticeboard come with free UK delivery?
A: Yes. Free UK mainland delivery comes with every order and there is no minimum spend. Displaysense is a UK display specialist supplying offices, studios and public buildings from its Hertfordshire base since 1978. A two-year guarantee applies, and any unused board can return within 28 days.
Q: Can I get this board in other colours and sizes?
A: Yes. At 1200 x 1200mm the square board comes in grey, red, green or cork, and a smaller 1200 x 900mm size is also available. All share the satin aluminium frame, so colours can be combined across a wall for a coordinated, colour-coded display.
Knowledge Hub
Noticeboard Knowledge Hub
A square grey noticeboard works hardest when it is matched to the room and the notices are organised clearly on it. These Displaysense guides cover choosing the right board, planning office and studio display, and and putting information where people in a busy workspace actually stop and take it in.
Grey Felt Noticeboard with Aluminium Frame - 1200mm x 1200mm
| Quantity | Discount | Save |
|---|---|---|
| 5 - 9 | 3% off | £2.07 |
| 10 + | 5% off | £3.45 |
Overview
Description
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
FAQs
Knowledge Hub
Let a Big Board Blend In with a Grey Square Noticeboard
Not every wall wants a colour on it. This square noticeboard answers in a neutral grey that recedes into the architecture instead of announcing itself, giving a large surface for information while letting the room and its materials stay in charge of the look. The even, balanced shape holds a wall on its own or lines up into a grid of matching boards, and with every side equal there is no right way up to settle when fitting it. Felt that takes pins, staples and Velcro hook tape carries anything from one notice to a full wall of updates, while a satin aluminium frame keeps the whole thing quiet and considered. Best suited for corporate headquarters, co-working spaces and design studios where a sizeable board should disappear into a modern interior rather than break it up.
Why Modern Offices Choose a Square Grey Noticeboard
- Neutral Grey Felt. Grey is the most recessive colour a noticeboard offers, reading as part of the wall rather than a mark on it, so a large surface of it adds all the display a busy office needs while leaving the light, colour and materials of a designed interior to lead the eye.
- A Square That Settles a Wall. Even on every side, the board gives a wall one balanced block with no busy outline to catch the eye, and since no edge runs longer than another there is no right way up, so fitting comes down to four level marks and never a portrait or landscape choice.
- Room for a Full Wall. Across its generous face the square carries a whole set of updates, rotas and notices at once, so one neutral surface keeps an office or studio in order rather than dotting a wall with smaller boards that each interrupt the clean line of the room.
- Pins, Staples and Velcro. Three fixing methods share the felt, so light memos go on pins, printed schedules sit flat under staples, and heavier laminated sheets hang from Velcro hook tape without a pin hole, letting a mixed display run from one board instead of one fixed method.
- Glare-Free Satin Frame. A satin anodised aluminium border scatters light from windows, screens and downlights rather than throwing it back, keeping a large grey board readable across an open floor while the metal edge resists scratches, corrosion and the fingerprints of daily handling.
- Two-Year Guarantee. Carried with a two-year Displaysense guarantee, a large neutral board fitted into a modern office or reception is built to keep its even colour and clean frame through years of notices pinned, read and replaced, the kind of fixture a space installs once and forgets.
Where This Grey Square Display Board Fits
| Corporate Headquarters | In a head office the grey square carries company updates, targets and notices on a surface that reads as part of the fit-out, the neutral tone matching corporate greys and glass so a large board looks specified rather than added to the wall as an afterthought. |
| Architectural Receptions | In a designed reception the board presents welcome information and accreditations without a colour fighting the materials around it, the recessive grey sitting easily against concrete, stone or timber so the architecture, not the noticeboard, stays the thing a visitor notices first on the way in. |
| Co-working Spaces | Across a co-working floor the grey square gives members one shared point for house rules, events and notices, its neutral face suiting a pared-back industrial interior of exposed brick and steel where a brightly coloured board would look out of place against the raw materials of the room. |
| Design and Creative Studios | A studio floor pins plenty around its walls already, so the grey board adds the schedules and project notes a team still needs without competing with the work on show, the quiet colour letting client materials and creative output take the attention while it works away in the background. |
| Minimalist Interiors | In a restrained office or showroom the grey board adds the notices a space still needs while keeping to a tight palette, the neutral surface holding a clean, uncluttered look where a coloured panel would break the discipline of the scheme. |
| Modular Walls | Built up from several boards, a display wall can lean on the grey square as its neutral anchor, with red, green and cork coding their own topics around it, so the brighter colours do the signalling while grey quietly carries the shared, everyday information a whole floor relies on. |
Want a Bolder Board or a Natural Surface?
Need a notice to stand out, or prefer a warm pinboard? The same square comes in red felt for high visibility, or in cork for a natural, tactile surface. Call 01279 460460 or use our contact page and we will help you pick the right one.
A noticeboard's colour is usually the first thing a room registers, so a grey one is unusual in being chosen precisely so that it is not. Neutral and recessive, the felt reads as part of the wall rather than a panel stuck onto it, which suits modern offices, studios and receptions built around a restrained palette. Where a strong colour would compete with the architecture and the materials around it, grey steps back and lets them lead. The notices still read clearly against the even surface, but the board itself keeps the low profile a designed space tends to want. Squared and quiet, it suits a wall where the architecture is meant to be the feature, adding a working surface without pulling attention away from the room around it.
Shape decides how a board sits on a wall, and a square is the most adaptable of the lot. Its four equal sides leave no fixed top or bottom, so it goes up in any rotation and still looks right, fixed on four level points alone. That balance is also why squares line up so cleanly, sitting edge to edge as a single grid the eye reads as one deliberate surface. In an open-plan office that grid can hand each team or topic a panel while the wall still reads as one ordered whole. In practice a long wall can be filled with a tidy run of identical squares rather than one outsized board, which is far easier to plan around doors, screens and sockets.
Mixed content is the norm in an office, so the felt is built to take three fixings rather than one. A pin is enough for the day's memos, staples tack a printed sheet down at the corners, and a length of self-adhesive Velcro hook tape holds a laminated card that has to come off clean later on. Splitting the duty three ways means no single area of the board tires faster than the rest, and the felt holds an even look through repeated changes. A surface tied to one method alone would show its busiest spots long before this one does.
Anodising gives the aluminium frame its finish, drawing a hardened layer out of the metal's own surface rather than laying colour on top that might lift at a corner in time. The edge that results takes scratches, corrosion and constant handling in its stride and keeps a clean line year after year. A low satin sheen, not a polish, means window light and ceiling fittings are scattered softly instead of flaring back off the metal. Set around neutral grey felt, the cool silver reads as one more understated, deliberate detail.
What Ships with This Board
- 1 x square grey felt noticeboard in a satin anodised aluminium frame, neutral grey felt face
- 1 x complete fixing kit, including concealed corner fixings and snap-on covers
Rolling Boards Out Across a Floor?
Rolling boards out across an office or studio? This grey anchors a set that also runs in red, green and cork, all in the one frame, and we can send them together. Call 01279 460460 or send through your floor plan and we will help you lay it out.
NB7512B is a 1200mm x 1200mm square grey felt noticeboard with a satin anodised aluminium frame from Displaysense. The neutral grey felt keeps a large display understated and works with pins, staples and Velcro hook tape. Board size 1200mm x 1200mm. Weight 6kg. A satin silver anodised frame with rounded safe corners and concealed fixings, supplied with a wall fixing kit and mounting either way up. Two-year guarantee. Suited to corporate headquarters, receptions, co-working spaces, design studios and minimal interiors, and to modular multi-board displays. Also available in a smaller 1200mm x 900mm size and in red, green or cork at this square size. Displaysense, UK display specialist since 1978.
Full technical specification for the 1200mm x 1200mm square grey felt noticeboard with its satin anodised aluminium frame. A neutral grey felt surface for pins, staples and Velcro hook tape, with rounded safe corners, concealed wall fixings and a complete fixing kit as standard, the board mounting either way up for an understated indoor display across offices, receptions, co-working spaces and studios.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Surface | Neutral grey felt | A recessive grey felt blends into modern interiors, adding display without a colour fighting the scheme, and readily takes pins, staples and Velcro hook tape for quick changes. |
| Frame | Satin anodised aluminium | The anodised edge resists scratches, corrosion and fingerprints, while the satin finish scatters light so windows and screens throw little glare across the board. |
| Frame Colour | Satin silver | A cool silver border frames the grey felt cleanly and keeps a large board looking restrained and considered in offices, receptions and design studios. |
| Board Size | 1200mm x 1200mm | A large, even square gives one understated surface that holds a full wall of notices, and suits both standalone use and grid-style layouts. |
| Weight | Approximately 6kg | Manageable for a board this size, so two people can position it comfortably, or one can fit it with care on a solid wall. |
| Orientation | Square, mounts either way | Equal sides mean the board looks the same whichever way up it hangs, so there is no portrait or landscape choice to make when fitting it. |
| Corners | Rounded with concealed fixings | Smooth corners and hidden screw heads remove sharp points and visible hardware, suiting receptions and other public-facing spaces. |
| Fixings | Wall fixing kit included | Everything needed to mount the board arrives in the box, so nothing extra has to be sourced, ordered or bought before fitting it to the wall. |
| Display Method | Pins, staples and Velcro | Three fixing options let light memos and heavier laminated sheets share one surface, adapting the board to a mix of office content. |
| Environment | Indoor use | Made for interior walls in offices, receptions and studios, and kept away from damp and direct weather that would fade the felt over time. |
| Guarantee | 2 years | Covered against everyday wear for two full years, backing the board through constant re-pinning and steady daily use in a busy workspace. |
| Returns | 28 days | Return any unused board within 28 days in its original packaging for a simple, no-fuss, straightforward refund. |
Free delivery on every order, no minimum spend
UK Mainland standard delivery included on everything we sell.
Standard
Free
Always included, no minimum order
Express
£9.95
Express options shown at checkout where available
Lead time
2 to 3 days
Working days, UK Mainland
Returns
28 days
Original condition and packaging
Good to know
- Orders before 4pm typically ship the same day
- Tracking email sent on dispatch
- Ground-floor, accessible delivery point
Returns must be unused and in original packaging. Full delivery information · Returns policy
Frequently Asked Questions About This Grey Felt Noticeboard
Q: What is the best noticeboard for a modern office or studio?
A: The NB7512B 1200 x 1200mm square grey felt board suits modern offices and studios well. The neutral grey blends into a designed interior, the large square holds a full display on one surface, and the felt takes pins, staples and Velcro hook tape for quick, clean changes.
Q: Why choose a grey noticeboard?
A: Grey is the most neutral, recessive colour a board comes in, reading as part of the wall rather than a panel on it. That suits offices, receptions and studios built around a restrained palette, where a brighter board would compete with the architecture, finishes and materials of the space instead of quietly fitting in.
Q: How do I display both light memos and heavy laminated sheets?
A: Use the three fixing methods this board supports. Pins hold light memos, staples fix printed sheets flat, and self-adhesive Velcro hook tape carries heavier laminated cards without pin holes. All three on one grey felt surface let mixed content share the board without extra fittings or any pin damage.
Q: Is this grey noticeboard suitable for a reception?
A: Yes. Receptions use the board for welcome information, accreditations and notices. The neutral grey sits easily against concrete, stone, glass or timber, so the architecture leads, the large square anchors the wall behind a desk, and the felt allows fast, clean changes whenever the displayed information needs updating.
Q: Is this suitable for a co-working space or studio?
A: Yes. Co-working floors and studios use the board for house rules, events and project information. The understated grey suits pared-back, industrial interiors of exposed brick and steel, and the large square holds a full display on one neutral surface without a colour fighting the interior scheme.
Q: Does the board come with wall fixings, and how is a square one mounted?
A: Yes. A wall fixing kit is included, with concealed corner fixings and covers. Being square, the board hangs the same whichever way up, so there is no orientation to choose. At around 6kg, two people can position it easily or one can fit it with care on a solid wall.
Q: What size and weight is this square grey noticeboard?
A: Board size 1200 x 1200mm, weight around 6kg. The equal sides give a large, balanced display that holds a full wall of notices, and the weight stays manageable for fitting. With a square board there is no portrait or landscape decision to make.
Q: Should I choose the grey square or the red square noticeboard?
A: Both are felt in the same satin aluminium frame at 1200 x 1200mm, taking pins, staples and Velcro. The grey board blends into modern interiors where a colour would compete with the scheme; the NB7512R red suits safety and priority notices that must stand out. Choose grey for an understated wall, red for high visibility.
Q: Do I need a square board, or will a rectangular one do?
A: Choose a square board for a large balanced display, a grid of several boards, or a standout neutral focal panel. A rectangular board suits a narrower wall or a clear portrait or landscape space. For grouped, colour-coded displays the matching square format looks the most deliberate.
Q: Will the grey felt fade over time?
A: No, not in normal indoor use. The grey felt is made for interior walls and keeps its colour through everyday display and changes. Strong, prolonged direct sunlight can fade any felt over time, so a spot out of constant direct sun keeps the grey looking even.
Q: Does this grey felt noticeboard come with free UK delivery?
A: Yes. Free UK mainland delivery comes with every order and there is no minimum spend. Displaysense is a UK display specialist supplying offices, studios and public buildings from its Hertfordshire base since 1978. A two-year guarantee applies, and any unused board can return within 28 days.
Q: Can I get this board in other colours and sizes?
A: Yes. At 1200 x 1200mm the square board comes in grey, red, green or cork, and a smaller 1200 x 900mm size is also available. All share the satin aluminium frame, so colours can be combined across a wall for a coordinated, colour-coded display.
Noticeboard Knowledge Hub
A square grey noticeboard works hardest when it is matched to the room and the notices are organised clearly on it. These Displaysense guides cover choosing the right board, planning office and studio display, and and putting information where people in a busy workspace actually stop and take it in.
Overview
Let a Big Board Blend In with a Grey Square Noticeboard
Not every wall wants a colour on it. This square noticeboard answers in a neutral grey that recedes into the architecture instead of announcing itself, giving a large surface for information while letting the room and its materials stay in charge of the look. The even, balanced shape holds a wall on its own or lines up into a grid of matching boards, and with every side equal there is no right way up to settle when fitting it. Felt that takes pins, staples and Velcro hook tape carries anything from one notice to a full wall of updates, while a satin aluminium frame keeps the whole thing quiet and considered. Best suited for corporate headquarters, co-working spaces and design studios where a sizeable board should disappear into a modern interior rather than break it up.
Why Modern Offices Choose a Square Grey Noticeboard
- Neutral Grey Felt. Grey is the most recessive colour a noticeboard offers, reading as part of the wall rather than a mark on it, so a large surface of it adds all the display a busy office needs while leaving the light, colour and materials of a designed interior to lead the eye.
- A Square That Settles a Wall. Even on every side, the board gives a wall one balanced block with no busy outline to catch the eye, and since no edge runs longer than another there is no right way up, so fitting comes down to four level marks and never a portrait or landscape choice.
- Room for a Full Wall. Across its generous face the square carries a whole set of updates, rotas and notices at once, so one neutral surface keeps an office or studio in order rather than dotting a wall with smaller boards that each interrupt the clean line of the room.
- Pins, Staples and Velcro. Three fixing methods share the felt, so light memos go on pins, printed schedules sit flat under staples, and heavier laminated sheets hang from Velcro hook tape without a pin hole, letting a mixed display run from one board instead of one fixed method.
- Glare-Free Satin Frame. A satin anodised aluminium border scatters light from windows, screens and downlights rather than throwing it back, keeping a large grey board readable across an open floor while the metal edge resists scratches, corrosion and the fingerprints of daily handling.
- Two-Year Guarantee. Carried with a two-year Displaysense guarantee, a large neutral board fitted into a modern office or reception is built to keep its even colour and clean frame through years of notices pinned, read and replaced, the kind of fixture a space installs once and forgets.
Where This Grey Square Display Board Fits
| Corporate Headquarters | In a head office the grey square carries company updates, targets and notices on a surface that reads as part of the fit-out, the neutral tone matching corporate greys and glass so a large board looks specified rather than added to the wall as an afterthought. |
| Architectural Receptions | In a designed reception the board presents welcome information and accreditations without a colour fighting the materials around it, the recessive grey sitting easily against concrete, stone or timber so the architecture, not the noticeboard, stays the thing a visitor notices first on the way in. |
| Co-working Spaces | Across a co-working floor the grey square gives members one shared point for house rules, events and notices, its neutral face suiting a pared-back industrial interior of exposed brick and steel where a brightly coloured board would look out of place against the raw materials of the room. |
| Design and Creative Studios | A studio floor pins plenty around its walls already, so the grey board adds the schedules and project notes a team still needs without competing with the work on show, the quiet colour letting client materials and creative output take the attention while it works away in the background. |
| Minimalist Interiors | In a restrained office or showroom the grey board adds the notices a space still needs while keeping to a tight palette, the neutral surface holding a clean, uncluttered look where a coloured panel would break the discipline of the scheme. |
| Modular Walls | Built up from several boards, a display wall can lean on the grey square as its neutral anchor, with red, green and cork coding their own topics around it, so the brighter colours do the signalling while grey quietly carries the shared, everyday information a whole floor relies on. |
Want a Bolder Board or a Natural Surface?
Need a notice to stand out, or prefer a warm pinboard? The same square comes in red felt for high visibility, or in cork for a natural, tactile surface. Call 01279 460460 or use our contact page and we will help you pick the right one.
Description
A noticeboard's colour is usually the first thing a room registers, so a grey one is unusual in being chosen precisely so that it is not. Neutral and recessive, the felt reads as part of the wall rather than a panel stuck onto it, which suits modern offices, studios and receptions built around a restrained palette. Where a strong colour would compete with the architecture and the materials around it, grey steps back and lets them lead. The notices still read clearly against the even surface, but the board itself keeps the low profile a designed space tends to want. Squared and quiet, it suits a wall where the architecture is meant to be the feature, adding a working surface without pulling attention away from the room around it.
Shape decides how a board sits on a wall, and a square is the most adaptable of the lot. Its four equal sides leave no fixed top or bottom, so it goes up in any rotation and still looks right, fixed on four level points alone. That balance is also why squares line up so cleanly, sitting edge to edge as a single grid the eye reads as one deliberate surface. In an open-plan office that grid can hand each team or topic a panel while the wall still reads as one ordered whole. In practice a long wall can be filled with a tidy run of identical squares rather than one outsized board, which is far easier to plan around doors, screens and sockets.
Mixed content is the norm in an office, so the felt is built to take three fixings rather than one. A pin is enough for the day's memos, staples tack a printed sheet down at the corners, and a length of self-adhesive Velcro hook tape holds a laminated card that has to come off clean later on. Splitting the duty three ways means no single area of the board tires faster than the rest, and the felt holds an even look through repeated changes. A surface tied to one method alone would show its busiest spots long before this one does.
Anodising gives the aluminium frame its finish, drawing a hardened layer out of the metal's own surface rather than laying colour on top that might lift at a corner in time. The edge that results takes scratches, corrosion and constant handling in its stride and keeps a clean line year after year. A low satin sheen, not a polish, means window light and ceiling fittings are scattered softly instead of flaring back off the metal. Set around neutral grey felt, the cool silver reads as one more understated, deliberate detail.
What Ships with This Board
- 1 x square grey felt noticeboard in a satin anodised aluminium frame, neutral grey felt face
- 1 x complete fixing kit, including concealed corner fixings and snap-on covers
Rolling Boards Out Across a Floor?
Rolling boards out across an office or studio? This grey anchors a set that also runs in red, green and cork, all in the one frame, and we can send them together. Call 01279 460460 or send through your floor plan and we will help you lay it out.
NB7512B is a 1200mm x 1200mm square grey felt noticeboard with a satin anodised aluminium frame from Displaysense. The neutral grey felt keeps a large display understated and works with pins, staples and Velcro hook tape. Board size 1200mm x 1200mm. Weight 6kg. A satin silver anodised frame with rounded safe corners and concealed fixings, supplied with a wall fixing kit and mounting either way up. Two-year guarantee. Suited to corporate headquarters, receptions, co-working spaces, design studios and minimal interiors, and to modular multi-board displays. Also available in a smaller 1200mm x 900mm size and in red, green or cork at this square size. Displaysense, UK display specialist since 1978.
Specifications
Full technical specification for the 1200mm x 1200mm square grey felt noticeboard with its satin anodised aluminium frame. A neutral grey felt surface for pins, staples and Velcro hook tape, with rounded safe corners, concealed wall fixings and a complete fixing kit as standard, the board mounting either way up for an understated indoor display across offices, receptions, co-working spaces and studios.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Surface | Neutral grey felt | A recessive grey felt blends into modern interiors, adding display without a colour fighting the scheme, and readily takes pins, staples and Velcro hook tape for quick changes. |
| Frame | Satin anodised aluminium | The anodised edge resists scratches, corrosion and fingerprints, while the satin finish scatters light so windows and screens throw little glare across the board. |
| Frame Colour | Satin silver | A cool silver border frames the grey felt cleanly and keeps a large board looking restrained and considered in offices, receptions and design studios. |
| Board Size | 1200mm x 1200mm | A large, even square gives one understated surface that holds a full wall of notices, and suits both standalone use and grid-style layouts. |
| Weight | Approximately 6kg | Manageable for a board this size, so two people can position it comfortably, or one can fit it with care on a solid wall. |
| Orientation | Square, mounts either way | Equal sides mean the board looks the same whichever way up it hangs, so there is no portrait or landscape choice to make when fitting it. |
| Corners | Rounded with concealed fixings | Smooth corners and hidden screw heads remove sharp points and visible hardware, suiting receptions and other public-facing spaces. |
| Fixings | Wall fixing kit included | Everything needed to mount the board arrives in the box, so nothing extra has to be sourced, ordered or bought before fitting it to the wall. |
| Display Method | Pins, staples and Velcro | Three fixing options let light memos and heavier laminated sheets share one surface, adapting the board to a mix of office content. |
| Environment | Indoor use | Made for interior walls in offices, receptions and studios, and kept away from damp and direct weather that would fade the felt over time. |
| Guarantee | 2 years | Covered against everyday wear for two full years, backing the board through constant re-pinning and steady daily use in a busy workspace. |
| Returns | 28 days | Return any unused board within 28 days in its original packaging for a simple, no-fuss, straightforward refund. |
Delivery & Returns
Free delivery on every order, no minimum spend
UK Mainland standard delivery included on everything we sell.
Standard
Free
Always included, no minimum order
Express
£9.95
Express options shown at checkout where available
Lead time
2 to 3 days
Working days, UK Mainland
Returns
28 days
Original condition and packaging
Good to know
- Orders before 4pm typically ship the same day
- Tracking email sent on dispatch
- Ground-floor, accessible delivery point
Returns must be unused and in original packaging. Full delivery information · Returns policy
FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions About This Grey Felt Noticeboard
Q: What is the best noticeboard for a modern office or studio?
A: The NB7512B 1200 x 1200mm square grey felt board suits modern offices and studios well. The neutral grey blends into a designed interior, the large square holds a full display on one surface, and the felt takes pins, staples and Velcro hook tape for quick, clean changes.
Q: Why choose a grey noticeboard?
A: Grey is the most neutral, recessive colour a board comes in, reading as part of the wall rather than a panel on it. That suits offices, receptions and studios built around a restrained palette, where a brighter board would compete with the architecture, finishes and materials of the space instead of quietly fitting in.
Q: How do I display both light memos and heavy laminated sheets?
A: Use the three fixing methods this board supports. Pins hold light memos, staples fix printed sheets flat, and self-adhesive Velcro hook tape carries heavier laminated cards without pin holes. All three on one grey felt surface let mixed content share the board without extra fittings or any pin damage.
Q: Is this grey noticeboard suitable for a reception?
A: Yes. Receptions use the board for welcome information, accreditations and notices. The neutral grey sits easily against concrete, stone, glass or timber, so the architecture leads, the large square anchors the wall behind a desk, and the felt allows fast, clean changes whenever the displayed information needs updating.
Q: Is this suitable for a co-working space or studio?
A: Yes. Co-working floors and studios use the board for house rules, events and project information. The understated grey suits pared-back, industrial interiors of exposed brick and steel, and the large square holds a full display on one neutral surface without a colour fighting the interior scheme.
Q: Does the board come with wall fixings, and how is a square one mounted?
A: Yes. A wall fixing kit is included, with concealed corner fixings and covers. Being square, the board hangs the same whichever way up, so there is no orientation to choose. At around 6kg, two people can position it easily or one can fit it with care on a solid wall.
Q: What size and weight is this square grey noticeboard?
A: Board size 1200 x 1200mm, weight around 6kg. The equal sides give a large, balanced display that holds a full wall of notices, and the weight stays manageable for fitting. With a square board there is no portrait or landscape decision to make.
Q: Should I choose the grey square or the red square noticeboard?
A: Both are felt in the same satin aluminium frame at 1200 x 1200mm, taking pins, staples and Velcro. The grey board blends into modern interiors where a colour would compete with the scheme; the NB7512R red suits safety and priority notices that must stand out. Choose grey for an understated wall, red for high visibility.
Q: Do I need a square board, or will a rectangular one do?
A: Choose a square board for a large balanced display, a grid of several boards, or a standout neutral focal panel. A rectangular board suits a narrower wall or a clear portrait or landscape space. For grouped, colour-coded displays the matching square format looks the most deliberate.
Q: Will the grey felt fade over time?
A: No, not in normal indoor use. The grey felt is made for interior walls and keeps its colour through everyday display and changes. Strong, prolonged direct sunlight can fade any felt over time, so a spot out of constant direct sun keeps the grey looking even.
Q: Does this grey felt noticeboard come with free UK delivery?
A: Yes. Free UK mainland delivery comes with every order and there is no minimum spend. Displaysense is a UK display specialist supplying offices, studios and public buildings from its Hertfordshire base since 1978. A two-year guarantee applies, and any unused board can return within 28 days.
Q: Can I get this board in other colours and sizes?
A: Yes. At 1200 x 1200mm the square board comes in grey, red, green or cork, and a smaller 1200 x 900mm size is also available. All share the satin aluminium frame, so colours can be combined across a wall for a coordinated, colour-coded display.
Knowledge Hub
Noticeboard Knowledge Hub
A square grey noticeboard works hardest when it is matched to the room and the notices are organised clearly on it. These Displaysense guides cover choosing the right board, planning office and studio display, and and putting information where people in a busy workspace actually stop and take it in.
