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Description
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A Natural Cork Noticeboard That Suits Any Room
There is a warmth to cork that no coloured board can quite match. A compact cork panel brings a soft, natural surface to a small wall, taking push pins right across its face and quietly closing over the holes as they come out again. A slim satin frame lifts the material from rustic to considered, marrying a traditional pinboard with a modern, hard-wearing edge. Characterful rather than corporate, it suits the kind of room where a flat block of colour would simply feel cold. For a space that values texture and warmth, cork brings something a painted surface never will. Best suited for studios, cafes and staff corners where a warm, approachable pinboard fits the space far better than a coloured one ever could.
Why Studios Pin to This Cork Noticeboard
- Natural Cork Face. Warm and lightly flecked, the cork takes push pins anywhere across its face and softens a small wall in a way no painted board manages, bringing a little genuine, tactile character into the room with it, so a working noticeboard also does quiet duty as something nice to look at.
- Self-Healing Surface. Pins press in and pull out and the cork closes quietly over each hole behind them, so a board re-pinned over and over keeps an even, unmarked face rather than slowly filling up with visible old damage, which is what keeps a cork surface looking good for years rather than months.
- Compact Pinboard. Modest in its footprint, it suits a desk wall, a studio corner or a small staff area, offering a surprisingly generous pinning surface for its size without ever crowding or dominating the room, so a tight space still gets somewhere proper to gather its notes and cards.
- Satin Silver Frame. A slim anodised aluminium border frames the natural material cleanly, its low-sheen silver finish keeping a traditional cork surface looking smart and deliberate rather than rustic at this compact size, the cool metal edge balancing the warmth of the cork nicely.
- Push-Pin Friendly. Made for push pins and tacks rather than staples, the soft cork grips a pin firmly yet still lets a note move freely, which is ideal for a display rearranged as often and as casually as ideas change, where things are pinned, shifted and re-pinned without a second thought.
- Two-Year Guarantee. Protected by a two-year Displaysense guarantee, the panel is so a small cork board chosen for a busy studio or staffroom is genuinely built to last through years of constant, everyday pinning, so a small studio board stays a pleasure to use rather than a thing to replace.
Where This Cork Display Board Works Best
| Design Studios | On a studio wall the warm cork holds sketches, swatches and references that shift and change constantly, the soft surface taking pins freely and quietly recovering in between every fresh rearrangement of the work, so a moodboard can be built, torn down and rebuilt without harm. A moodboard is a living thing, and cork is the one surface that takes that constant churn day after day without ever looking the worse for it. |
| Cafes | A small cork board suits a counter or an entrance nicely, carrying menus, local cards and event flyers in a natural, characterful finish that fits a relaxed and informal interior rather than fighting it, adding to the welcoming feel a good cafe wall is meant to have. Regulars stop and read it over a coffee, which is really half the point of a board in a space built around people lingering a while. |
| Home Offices | For a study or a home workspace the compact pinboard keeps notes, lists and reminders close at hand and in view, its warm, familiar look sitting comfortably against ordinary domestic decor, so a working board does not import an office feel into the home. |
| Staff Corners | In a break area or a quiet staff nook it gathers cards, photos and informal notices together on a friendly surface, helping a small shared space feel genuinely welcoming rather than purely functional, the kind of board people actually stop and look at over a coffee. |
| Libraries | Reading corners and quiet study areas use the cork board for recommendations, notices and pupil work, the familiar pin surface remaining the traditional and trusted choice for a small, changing display, where the warm material suits a room built around books and quiet. |
| Craft Spaces | Workshops and craft rooms pin patterns, inspiration and step-by-step instructions to the forgiving cork, which absorbs constant changes by many hands without ever starting to look worn or tired, so a much-used making space keeps a tidy, capable board on the wall. |
Felt Instead, or a Bigger Cork Board?
Want felt rather than cork, or more pinning space? There is a grey felt noticeboard in the same frame, and a larger cork noticeboard for a larger wall. Call 01279 460460 or get in touch for advice on the right surface and size for the spot.
Cork is, in effect, a forest of millions of tiny sealed cells, and that natural structure is the whole secret to how it works. A pin parts those cells as it goes in and they squeeze back to grip the shaft, and pull it out again and they spring across the hole until barely a mark is left behind. This is exactly why cork is described as self-healing, quietly accepting change after change without ever filling up with visible damage. The same springy give makes pinning quiet and pleasant too, a soft press into the surface rather than a hard tap against a board.
Long before coloured felts ever arrived, cork was simply the pinboard, and it has held onto its place for very good reasons. Its warm, lightly flecked surface softens a room in a way a flat block of colour cannot, which is why studios, cafes and traditional offices still instinctively reach for it. Natural and entirely unforced, a cork board reads more like a piece of furniture than a fixture screwed to the wall. Even on a compact panel, it brings a little genuine character to a small wall without ever dominating the space. It also reads as deliberately chosen rather than merely functional, which is why a cafe or a studio will often pick cork for exactly the warmth a plain coloured board would strip out.
Hanging the board asks very little of anyone. Each corner takes a hidden fixing that is then capped off for a clean, unbroken line, every part needed is supplied in the box, and the modest weight means one pair of hands is more than plenty. Portrait or landscape is entirely your call, settled at the wall rather than fixed in advance by the board. A few minutes with a drill and a screwdriver, and the whole thing is done, level and ready to fill with notices. Everything the job needs is in the box, so there is no separate trip for wall plugs or caps before the board can go up. From unwrapping to the last cap pressed home, it stays a single uninterrupted task for one person.
A satin anodised aluminium frame keeps the natural material looking deliberate and considered rather than rustic or makeshift. The anodised finish helps the edge resist knocks, fingerprints and fading, so the silver border stays clean and sharp while the cork ages gracefully inside it. Its deliberately low sheen also avoids the hard glare that a glossy frame would throw back under bright lights. Old, familiar surface paired with a modern, hard-wearing edge: it is a combination that simply works in practice and rarely dates.
What Ships with This Board
- 1 x cork noticeboard with a satin anodised aluminium frame and natural cork display face
- 1 x wall fixing kit with concealed corner fixings and snap-on covers
Cork or a Coloured Felt Surface?
Deciding between natural cork and a coloured felt surface usually comes down to the look you want and whether you need to staple as well as pin. Our team can talk it through and quote single boards or matched sets across several rooms. Call 01279 460460 or send us your requirements and we will help you choose.
NB7506C is a 900mm x 600mm cork noticeboard with a satin anodised aluminium frame from Displaysense. The natural cork surface is made for push pins and tacks and closes back over pin holes when they are removed. Board size 900mm x 600mm. Weight 2kg. A satin silver anodised frame with rounded safe corners and hidden fixings, plus a wall fixing kit in the box, ready to hang in portrait or landscape. Two-year guarantee. Suited to studios, staffrooms, offices, schools, cafes and community spaces. Also available with a felt surface in red, blue, green and grey, and in larger sizes up to 1200mm x 2400mm. Displaysense, UK display specialist since 1978.
Full technical specification for the cork noticeboard with its satin anodised aluminium frame. A natural, self-healing cork surface made for push pins and tacks, smooth rounded safe corners, concealed wall fixings and a complete fixing kit come as standard, with the board ready to mount in either portrait or landscape for everyday indoor display across studios, offices, schools, staffrooms and community spaces.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Surface | Natural cork | A soft, self-healing surface takes push pins and tacks and closes over the holes when they come out, so the cork stays neat and unmarked through years of frequent changes. |
| Frame | Satin anodised aluminium | The anodised edge resists scratches, corrosion and fingerprints, and the satin finish breaks up the glare that windows and ceiling lights cast across glossier frames. |
| Frame Colour | Satin silver | A neutral silver border frames the warm, natural cork and works with studio, office and classroom decor alike without ever standing out or clashing with the room. |
| Board Size | 900mm x 600mm | A compact footprint fits above desks, beside doors or along corridors while leaving the surrounding wall open, tidy and easy to work around. |
| Weight | Approximately 2kg | Light enough for one person to lift, level and fix without any help, so installation is fast and any later move around the building stays simple. |
| Orientation | Portrait or landscape | Mount the board whichever way the wall suits, with no separate brackets, tools or parts needed to change direction. |
| Corners | Rounded with concealed fixings | Smooth corners and hidden screw heads remove sharp points and visible fixings, suiting schools, staffrooms, studios and public areas alike. |
| Fixings | Wall fixing kit included | Every part needed to mount the board comes together in the box, so nothing else needs sourcing or buying before it goes up. |
| Display Method | Push pins and tacks | Pins push in with a soft press and pull out cleanly, and the cork closes over each hole rather than leaving a permanent mark or dent. |
| Environment | Indoor use | Made for interior walls in studios, offices, schools and community spaces, kept away from damp, rain and direct weather exposure. |
| Guarantee | 2 years | Covered against everyday wear for two full years, backing the board through constant pinning and the steady daily use of a busy room. |
| Returns | 28 days | Unused boards may be returned within 28 days in their original packaging for a 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 Cork Noticeboard
Q: What is the best cork noticeboard for a studio or office?
A: The NB7506C 900 x 600mm cork board is a strong choice for studios and offices. The natural cork takes push pins and tacks and closes over the holes when they come out, holding sketches, notes and reminders, and the satin aluminium frame keeps a traditional surface looking smart on the wall.
Q: How does a cork noticeboard hold pins?
A: A cork board holds pins by friction in a natural cellular material. Cork is millions of tiny sealed cells, so a push pin parts them on the way in and the cells press back to grip the shaft. Pull the pin out and the cells close over the small hole, which is why cork heals itself and does not fill with visible marks.
Q: Will the cork crumble or wear out from constant pinning?
A: No, if pins are spread across the board rather than driven into one spot over and over. The natural cork closes over each pin hole as the pin is removed, so the surface stays even through frequent changes. Spreading pins around the board, as most displays do, keeps the cork in good condition for years.
Q: Is this cork board suitable for a studio or staffroom?
A: Yes. Studios and staffrooms use the board as a mood wall and notice point for sketches, swatches, rotas and team photos. The warm cork suits creative, relaxed interiors, and push pins move freely so a layout can be reshuffled at any time. The board mounts flush to the wall and frees up all floor space.
Q: Is this suitable for a classroom or community space?
A: Yes. Classrooms and community venues use the board for pupil work, notices, flyers and local information. Cork is the familiar pinboard surface for these settings, and the rounded safe corners with concealed fixings give a tidy, hazard-aware finish around children and the public.
Q: Does the cork noticeboard come with wall fixings?
A: Yes. A wall fixing kit comes in the box, with four concealed corner fixings and snap-on covers. The board weighs about 2kg, so one person can hold it steady, mark the points and fit it unaided on plasterboard, brick or partition walls.
Q: What size is the cork board and how heavy is it?
A: Board size 900 x 600mm, with a weight of about 2kg. The compact format suits a wall above a desk, beside a door or along a corridor, and the light panel makes one-person fitting and later moves easy. Hang it in portrait or landscape, with the orientation set as you fit it.
Q: What is the difference between the cork board and the felt version?
A: The cork board has a natural cork surface for push pins and tacks; the felt versions, such as the red NB7506R, add a coloured surface that also takes staples. Both share the same 900 x 600mm satin aluminium frame and 2kg weight. Choose cork for a warm, traditional pinboard, and felt for a colour choice and staple use.
Q: Should I choose a cork or a felt noticeboard?
A: Choose cork if you want a warm, natural pinboard and pin most things by hand; choose felt if you need a specific colour or want to use staples as well as pins. Both use the same aluminium frame, fixings and 2kg weight, so the decision comes down to surface and look rather than build.
Q: Will the aluminium frame glare under office lighting?
A: No. The satin anodised frame has a non-gloss surface, so it diffuses light from windows and ceiling fittings instead of reflecting it, keeping the board glare-free from an angle. The natural cork surface is matt as well, so the whole board reads clearly without bright spots.
Q: Is this cork noticeboard available with free UK delivery?
A: Yes. This board ships with free UK mainland delivery and no minimum order. Displaysense is a UK display specialist supplying offices, schools and studios from our Hertfordshire base since 1978. A two-year guarantee backs the board, and unused items can be returned within 28 days.
Q: Does the board come in other surfaces and sizes?
A: Yes. The same aluminium framed board comes as natural cork or as a felt surface in red, blue, green and grey, all on one frame. Sizes run from 900 x 600mm up to 1200 x 2400mm, so a coordinated look can extend across a whole site.
Cork Noticeboard Guides for Offices and Studios
The best noticeboard for a room depends on its surface, its size and where it hangs, and natural cork suits walls where things are pinned, moved and pinned again. The Displaysense guides below help with choosing a board, planning office and classroom display, and putting posters and notices where they get noticed.
Overview
A Natural Cork Noticeboard That Suits Any Room
There is a warmth to cork that no coloured board can quite match. A compact cork panel brings a soft, natural surface to a small wall, taking push pins right across its face and quietly closing over the holes as they come out again. A slim satin frame lifts the material from rustic to considered, marrying a traditional pinboard with a modern, hard-wearing edge. Characterful rather than corporate, it suits the kind of room where a flat block of colour would simply feel cold. For a space that values texture and warmth, cork brings something a painted surface never will. Best suited for studios, cafes and staff corners where a warm, approachable pinboard fits the space far better than a coloured one ever could.
Why Studios Pin to This Cork Noticeboard
- Natural Cork Face. Warm and lightly flecked, the cork takes push pins anywhere across its face and softens a small wall in a way no painted board manages, bringing a little genuine, tactile character into the room with it, so a working noticeboard also does quiet duty as something nice to look at.
- Self-Healing Surface. Pins press in and pull out and the cork closes quietly over each hole behind them, so a board re-pinned over and over keeps an even, unmarked face rather than slowly filling up with visible old damage, which is what keeps a cork surface looking good for years rather than months.
- Compact Pinboard. Modest in its footprint, it suits a desk wall, a studio corner or a small staff area, offering a surprisingly generous pinning surface for its size without ever crowding or dominating the room, so a tight space still gets somewhere proper to gather its notes and cards.
- Satin Silver Frame. A slim anodised aluminium border frames the natural material cleanly, its low-sheen silver finish keeping a traditional cork surface looking smart and deliberate rather than rustic at this compact size, the cool metal edge balancing the warmth of the cork nicely.
- Push-Pin Friendly. Made for push pins and tacks rather than staples, the soft cork grips a pin firmly yet still lets a note move freely, which is ideal for a display rearranged as often and as casually as ideas change, where things are pinned, shifted and re-pinned without a second thought.
- Two-Year Guarantee. Protected by a two-year Displaysense guarantee, the panel is so a small cork board chosen for a busy studio or staffroom is genuinely built to last through years of constant, everyday pinning, so a small studio board stays a pleasure to use rather than a thing to replace.
Where This Cork Display Board Works Best
| Design Studios | On a studio wall the warm cork holds sketches, swatches and references that shift and change constantly, the soft surface taking pins freely and quietly recovering in between every fresh rearrangement of the work, so a moodboard can be built, torn down and rebuilt without harm. A moodboard is a living thing, and cork is the one surface that takes that constant churn day after day without ever looking the worse for it. |
| Cafes | A small cork board suits a counter or an entrance nicely, carrying menus, local cards and event flyers in a natural, characterful finish that fits a relaxed and informal interior rather than fighting it, adding to the welcoming feel a good cafe wall is meant to have. Regulars stop and read it over a coffee, which is really half the point of a board in a space built around people lingering a while. |
| Home Offices | For a study or a home workspace the compact pinboard keeps notes, lists and reminders close at hand and in view, its warm, familiar look sitting comfortably against ordinary domestic decor, so a working board does not import an office feel into the home. |
| Staff Corners | In a break area or a quiet staff nook it gathers cards, photos and informal notices together on a friendly surface, helping a small shared space feel genuinely welcoming rather than purely functional, the kind of board people actually stop and look at over a coffee. |
| Libraries | Reading corners and quiet study areas use the cork board for recommendations, notices and pupil work, the familiar pin surface remaining the traditional and trusted choice for a small, changing display, where the warm material suits a room built around books and quiet. |
| Craft Spaces | Workshops and craft rooms pin patterns, inspiration and step-by-step instructions to the forgiving cork, which absorbs constant changes by many hands without ever starting to look worn or tired, so a much-used making space keeps a tidy, capable board on the wall. |
Felt Instead, or a Bigger Cork Board?
Want felt rather than cork, or more pinning space? There is a grey felt noticeboard in the same frame, and a larger cork noticeboard for a larger wall. Call 01279 460460 or get in touch for advice on the right surface and size for the spot.
Description
Cork is, in effect, a forest of millions of tiny sealed cells, and that natural structure is the whole secret to how it works. A pin parts those cells as it goes in and they squeeze back to grip the shaft, and pull it out again and they spring across the hole until barely a mark is left behind. This is exactly why cork is described as self-healing, quietly accepting change after change without ever filling up with visible damage. The same springy give makes pinning quiet and pleasant too, a soft press into the surface rather than a hard tap against a board.
Long before coloured felts ever arrived, cork was simply the pinboard, and it has held onto its place for very good reasons. Its warm, lightly flecked surface softens a room in a way a flat block of colour cannot, which is why studios, cafes and traditional offices still instinctively reach for it. Natural and entirely unforced, a cork board reads more like a piece of furniture than a fixture screwed to the wall. Even on a compact panel, it brings a little genuine character to a small wall without ever dominating the space. It also reads as deliberately chosen rather than merely functional, which is why a cafe or a studio will often pick cork for exactly the warmth a plain coloured board would strip out.
Hanging the board asks very little of anyone. Each corner takes a hidden fixing that is then capped off for a clean, unbroken line, every part needed is supplied in the box, and the modest weight means one pair of hands is more than plenty. Portrait or landscape is entirely your call, settled at the wall rather than fixed in advance by the board. A few minutes with a drill and a screwdriver, and the whole thing is done, level and ready to fill with notices. Everything the job needs is in the box, so there is no separate trip for wall plugs or caps before the board can go up. From unwrapping to the last cap pressed home, it stays a single uninterrupted task for one person.
A satin anodised aluminium frame keeps the natural material looking deliberate and considered rather than rustic or makeshift. The anodised finish helps the edge resist knocks, fingerprints and fading, so the silver border stays clean and sharp while the cork ages gracefully inside it. Its deliberately low sheen also avoids the hard glare that a glossy frame would throw back under bright lights. Old, familiar surface paired with a modern, hard-wearing edge: it is a combination that simply works in practice and rarely dates.
What Ships with This Board
- 1 x cork noticeboard with a satin anodised aluminium frame and natural cork display face
- 1 x wall fixing kit with concealed corner fixings and snap-on covers
Cork or a Coloured Felt Surface?
Deciding between natural cork and a coloured felt surface usually comes down to the look you want and whether you need to staple as well as pin. Our team can talk it through and quote single boards or matched sets across several rooms. Call 01279 460460 or send us your requirements and we will help you choose.
NB7506C is a 900mm x 600mm cork noticeboard with a satin anodised aluminium frame from Displaysense. The natural cork surface is made for push pins and tacks and closes back over pin holes when they are removed. Board size 900mm x 600mm. Weight 2kg. A satin silver anodised frame with rounded safe corners and hidden fixings, plus a wall fixing kit in the box, ready to hang in portrait or landscape. Two-year guarantee. Suited to studios, staffrooms, offices, schools, cafes and community spaces. Also available with a felt surface in red, blue, green and grey, and in larger sizes up to 1200mm x 2400mm. Displaysense, UK display specialist since 1978.
Specifications
Full technical specification for the cork noticeboard with its satin anodised aluminium frame. A natural, self-healing cork surface made for push pins and tacks, smooth rounded safe corners, concealed wall fixings and a complete fixing kit come as standard, with the board ready to mount in either portrait or landscape for everyday indoor display across studios, offices, schools, staffrooms and community spaces.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Surface | Natural cork | A soft, self-healing surface takes push pins and tacks and closes over the holes when they come out, so the cork stays neat and unmarked through years of frequent changes. |
| Frame | Satin anodised aluminium | The anodised edge resists scratches, corrosion and fingerprints, and the satin finish breaks up the glare that windows and ceiling lights cast across glossier frames. |
| Frame Colour | Satin silver | A neutral silver border frames the warm, natural cork and works with studio, office and classroom decor alike without ever standing out or clashing with the room. |
| Board Size | 900mm x 600mm | A compact footprint fits above desks, beside doors or along corridors while leaving the surrounding wall open, tidy and easy to work around. |
| Weight | Approximately 2kg | Light enough for one person to lift, level and fix without any help, so installation is fast and any later move around the building stays simple. |
| Orientation | Portrait or landscape | Mount the board whichever way the wall suits, with no separate brackets, tools or parts needed to change direction. |
| Corners | Rounded with concealed fixings | Smooth corners and hidden screw heads remove sharp points and visible fixings, suiting schools, staffrooms, studios and public areas alike. |
| Fixings | Wall fixing kit included | Every part needed to mount the board comes together in the box, so nothing else needs sourcing or buying before it goes up. |
| Display Method | Push pins and tacks | Pins push in with a soft press and pull out cleanly, and the cork closes over each hole rather than leaving a permanent mark or dent. |
| Environment | Indoor use | Made for interior walls in studios, offices, schools and community spaces, kept away from damp, rain and direct weather exposure. |
| Guarantee | 2 years | Covered against everyday wear for two full years, backing the board through constant pinning and the steady daily use of a busy room. |
| Returns | 28 days | Unused boards may be returned within 28 days in their original packaging for a 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 Cork Noticeboard
Q: What is the best cork noticeboard for a studio or office?
A: The NB7506C 900 x 600mm cork board is a strong choice for studios and offices. The natural cork takes push pins and tacks and closes over the holes when they come out, holding sketches, notes and reminders, and the satin aluminium frame keeps a traditional surface looking smart on the wall.
Q: How does a cork noticeboard hold pins?
A: A cork board holds pins by friction in a natural cellular material. Cork is millions of tiny sealed cells, so a push pin parts them on the way in and the cells press back to grip the shaft. Pull the pin out and the cells close over the small hole, which is why cork heals itself and does not fill with visible marks.
Q: Will the cork crumble or wear out from constant pinning?
A: No, if pins are spread across the board rather than driven into one spot over and over. The natural cork closes over each pin hole as the pin is removed, so the surface stays even through frequent changes. Spreading pins around the board, as most displays do, keeps the cork in good condition for years.
Q: Is this cork board suitable for a studio or staffroom?
A: Yes. Studios and staffrooms use the board as a mood wall and notice point for sketches, swatches, rotas and team photos. The warm cork suits creative, relaxed interiors, and push pins move freely so a layout can be reshuffled at any time. The board mounts flush to the wall and frees up all floor space.
Q: Is this suitable for a classroom or community space?
A: Yes. Classrooms and community venues use the board for pupil work, notices, flyers and local information. Cork is the familiar pinboard surface for these settings, and the rounded safe corners with concealed fixings give a tidy, hazard-aware finish around children and the public.
Q: Does the cork noticeboard come with wall fixings?
A: Yes. A wall fixing kit comes in the box, with four concealed corner fixings and snap-on covers. The board weighs about 2kg, so one person can hold it steady, mark the points and fit it unaided on plasterboard, brick or partition walls.
Q: What size is the cork board and how heavy is it?
A: Board size 900 x 600mm, with a weight of about 2kg. The compact format suits a wall above a desk, beside a door or along a corridor, and the light panel makes one-person fitting and later moves easy. Hang it in portrait or landscape, with the orientation set as you fit it.
Q: What is the difference between the cork board and the felt version?
A: The cork board has a natural cork surface for push pins and tacks; the felt versions, such as the red NB7506R, add a coloured surface that also takes staples. Both share the same 900 x 600mm satin aluminium frame and 2kg weight. Choose cork for a warm, traditional pinboard, and felt for a colour choice and staple use.
Q: Should I choose a cork or a felt noticeboard?
A: Choose cork if you want a warm, natural pinboard and pin most things by hand; choose felt if you need a specific colour or want to use staples as well as pins. Both use the same aluminium frame, fixings and 2kg weight, so the decision comes down to surface and look rather than build.
Q: Will the aluminium frame glare under office lighting?
A: No. The satin anodised frame has a non-gloss surface, so it diffuses light from windows and ceiling fittings instead of reflecting it, keeping the board glare-free from an angle. The natural cork surface is matt as well, so the whole board reads clearly without bright spots.
Q: Is this cork noticeboard available with free UK delivery?
A: Yes. This board ships with free UK mainland delivery and no minimum order. Displaysense is a UK display specialist supplying offices, schools and studios from our Hertfordshire base since 1978. A two-year guarantee backs the board, and unused items can be returned within 28 days.
Q: Does the board come in other surfaces and sizes?
A: Yes. The same aluminium framed board comes as natural cork or as a felt surface in red, blue, green and grey, all on one frame. Sizes run from 900 x 600mm up to 1200 x 2400mm, so a coordinated look can extend across a whole site.
Knowledge Hub
Cork Noticeboard Guides for Offices and Studios
The best noticeboard for a room depends on its surface, its size and where it hangs, and natural cork suits walls where things are pinned, moved and pinned again. The Displaysense guides below help with choosing a board, planning office and classroom display, and putting posters and notices where they get noticed.
Cork Noticeboard with Aluminium Frame - 900mm x 600mm
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Overview
Description
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
FAQs
Knowledge Hub
A Natural Cork Noticeboard That Suits Any Room
There is a warmth to cork that no coloured board can quite match. A compact cork panel brings a soft, natural surface to a small wall, taking push pins right across its face and quietly closing over the holes as they come out again. A slim satin frame lifts the material from rustic to considered, marrying a traditional pinboard with a modern, hard-wearing edge. Characterful rather than corporate, it suits the kind of room where a flat block of colour would simply feel cold. For a space that values texture and warmth, cork brings something a painted surface never will. Best suited for studios, cafes and staff corners where a warm, approachable pinboard fits the space far better than a coloured one ever could.
Why Studios Pin to This Cork Noticeboard
- Natural Cork Face. Warm and lightly flecked, the cork takes push pins anywhere across its face and softens a small wall in a way no painted board manages, bringing a little genuine, tactile character into the room with it, so a working noticeboard also does quiet duty as something nice to look at.
- Self-Healing Surface. Pins press in and pull out and the cork closes quietly over each hole behind them, so a board re-pinned over and over keeps an even, unmarked face rather than slowly filling up with visible old damage, which is what keeps a cork surface looking good for years rather than months.
- Compact Pinboard. Modest in its footprint, it suits a desk wall, a studio corner or a small staff area, offering a surprisingly generous pinning surface for its size without ever crowding or dominating the room, so a tight space still gets somewhere proper to gather its notes and cards.
- Satin Silver Frame. A slim anodised aluminium border frames the natural material cleanly, its low-sheen silver finish keeping a traditional cork surface looking smart and deliberate rather than rustic at this compact size, the cool metal edge balancing the warmth of the cork nicely.
- Push-Pin Friendly. Made for push pins and tacks rather than staples, the soft cork grips a pin firmly yet still lets a note move freely, which is ideal for a display rearranged as often and as casually as ideas change, where things are pinned, shifted and re-pinned without a second thought.
- Two-Year Guarantee. Protected by a two-year Displaysense guarantee, the panel is so a small cork board chosen for a busy studio or staffroom is genuinely built to last through years of constant, everyday pinning, so a small studio board stays a pleasure to use rather than a thing to replace.
Where This Cork Display Board Works Best
| Design Studios | On a studio wall the warm cork holds sketches, swatches and references that shift and change constantly, the soft surface taking pins freely and quietly recovering in between every fresh rearrangement of the work, so a moodboard can be built, torn down and rebuilt without harm. A moodboard is a living thing, and cork is the one surface that takes that constant churn day after day without ever looking the worse for it. |
| Cafes | A small cork board suits a counter or an entrance nicely, carrying menus, local cards and event flyers in a natural, characterful finish that fits a relaxed and informal interior rather than fighting it, adding to the welcoming feel a good cafe wall is meant to have. Regulars stop and read it over a coffee, which is really half the point of a board in a space built around people lingering a while. |
| Home Offices | For a study or a home workspace the compact pinboard keeps notes, lists and reminders close at hand and in view, its warm, familiar look sitting comfortably against ordinary domestic decor, so a working board does not import an office feel into the home. |
| Staff Corners | In a break area or a quiet staff nook it gathers cards, photos and informal notices together on a friendly surface, helping a small shared space feel genuinely welcoming rather than purely functional, the kind of board people actually stop and look at over a coffee. |
| Libraries | Reading corners and quiet study areas use the cork board for recommendations, notices and pupil work, the familiar pin surface remaining the traditional and trusted choice for a small, changing display, where the warm material suits a room built around books and quiet. |
| Craft Spaces | Workshops and craft rooms pin patterns, inspiration and step-by-step instructions to the forgiving cork, which absorbs constant changes by many hands without ever starting to look worn or tired, so a much-used making space keeps a tidy, capable board on the wall. |
Felt Instead, or a Bigger Cork Board?
Want felt rather than cork, or more pinning space? There is a grey felt noticeboard in the same frame, and a larger cork noticeboard for a larger wall. Call 01279 460460 or get in touch for advice on the right surface and size for the spot.
Cork is, in effect, a forest of millions of tiny sealed cells, and that natural structure is the whole secret to how it works. A pin parts those cells as it goes in and they squeeze back to grip the shaft, and pull it out again and they spring across the hole until barely a mark is left behind. This is exactly why cork is described as self-healing, quietly accepting change after change without ever filling up with visible damage. The same springy give makes pinning quiet and pleasant too, a soft press into the surface rather than a hard tap against a board.
Long before coloured felts ever arrived, cork was simply the pinboard, and it has held onto its place for very good reasons. Its warm, lightly flecked surface softens a room in a way a flat block of colour cannot, which is why studios, cafes and traditional offices still instinctively reach for it. Natural and entirely unforced, a cork board reads more like a piece of furniture than a fixture screwed to the wall. Even on a compact panel, it brings a little genuine character to a small wall without ever dominating the space. It also reads as deliberately chosen rather than merely functional, which is why a cafe or a studio will often pick cork for exactly the warmth a plain coloured board would strip out.
Hanging the board asks very little of anyone. Each corner takes a hidden fixing that is then capped off for a clean, unbroken line, every part needed is supplied in the box, and the modest weight means one pair of hands is more than plenty. Portrait or landscape is entirely your call, settled at the wall rather than fixed in advance by the board. A few minutes with a drill and a screwdriver, and the whole thing is done, level and ready to fill with notices. Everything the job needs is in the box, so there is no separate trip for wall plugs or caps before the board can go up. From unwrapping to the last cap pressed home, it stays a single uninterrupted task for one person.
A satin anodised aluminium frame keeps the natural material looking deliberate and considered rather than rustic or makeshift. The anodised finish helps the edge resist knocks, fingerprints and fading, so the silver border stays clean and sharp while the cork ages gracefully inside it. Its deliberately low sheen also avoids the hard glare that a glossy frame would throw back under bright lights. Old, familiar surface paired with a modern, hard-wearing edge: it is a combination that simply works in practice and rarely dates.
What Ships with This Board
- 1 x cork noticeboard with a satin anodised aluminium frame and natural cork display face
- 1 x wall fixing kit with concealed corner fixings and snap-on covers
Cork or a Coloured Felt Surface?
Deciding between natural cork and a coloured felt surface usually comes down to the look you want and whether you need to staple as well as pin. Our team can talk it through and quote single boards or matched sets across several rooms. Call 01279 460460 or send us your requirements and we will help you choose.
NB7506C is a 900mm x 600mm cork noticeboard with a satin anodised aluminium frame from Displaysense. The natural cork surface is made for push pins and tacks and closes back over pin holes when they are removed. Board size 900mm x 600mm. Weight 2kg. A satin silver anodised frame with rounded safe corners and hidden fixings, plus a wall fixing kit in the box, ready to hang in portrait or landscape. Two-year guarantee. Suited to studios, staffrooms, offices, schools, cafes and community spaces. Also available with a felt surface in red, blue, green and grey, and in larger sizes up to 1200mm x 2400mm. Displaysense, UK display specialist since 1978.
Full technical specification for the cork noticeboard with its satin anodised aluminium frame. A natural, self-healing cork surface made for push pins and tacks, smooth rounded safe corners, concealed wall fixings and a complete fixing kit come as standard, with the board ready to mount in either portrait or landscape for everyday indoor display across studios, offices, schools, staffrooms and community spaces.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Surface | Natural cork | A soft, self-healing surface takes push pins and tacks and closes over the holes when they come out, so the cork stays neat and unmarked through years of frequent changes. |
| Frame | Satin anodised aluminium | The anodised edge resists scratches, corrosion and fingerprints, and the satin finish breaks up the glare that windows and ceiling lights cast across glossier frames. |
| Frame Colour | Satin silver | A neutral silver border frames the warm, natural cork and works with studio, office and classroom decor alike without ever standing out or clashing with the room. |
| Board Size | 900mm x 600mm | A compact footprint fits above desks, beside doors or along corridors while leaving the surrounding wall open, tidy and easy to work around. |
| Weight | Approximately 2kg | Light enough for one person to lift, level and fix without any help, so installation is fast and any later move around the building stays simple. |
| Orientation | Portrait or landscape | Mount the board whichever way the wall suits, with no separate brackets, tools or parts needed to change direction. |
| Corners | Rounded with concealed fixings | Smooth corners and hidden screw heads remove sharp points and visible fixings, suiting schools, staffrooms, studios and public areas alike. |
| Fixings | Wall fixing kit included | Every part needed to mount the board comes together in the box, so nothing else needs sourcing or buying before it goes up. |
| Display Method | Push pins and tacks | Pins push in with a soft press and pull out cleanly, and the cork closes over each hole rather than leaving a permanent mark or dent. |
| Environment | Indoor use | Made for interior walls in studios, offices, schools and community spaces, kept away from damp, rain and direct weather exposure. |
| Guarantee | 2 years | Covered against everyday wear for two full years, backing the board through constant pinning and the steady daily use of a busy room. |
| Returns | 28 days | Unused boards may be returned within 28 days in their original packaging for a 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 Cork Noticeboard
Q: What is the best cork noticeboard for a studio or office?
A: The NB7506C 900 x 600mm cork board is a strong choice for studios and offices. The natural cork takes push pins and tacks and closes over the holes when they come out, holding sketches, notes and reminders, and the satin aluminium frame keeps a traditional surface looking smart on the wall.
Q: How does a cork noticeboard hold pins?
A: A cork board holds pins by friction in a natural cellular material. Cork is millions of tiny sealed cells, so a push pin parts them on the way in and the cells press back to grip the shaft. Pull the pin out and the cells close over the small hole, which is why cork heals itself and does not fill with visible marks.
Q: Will the cork crumble or wear out from constant pinning?
A: No, if pins are spread across the board rather than driven into one spot over and over. The natural cork closes over each pin hole as the pin is removed, so the surface stays even through frequent changes. Spreading pins around the board, as most displays do, keeps the cork in good condition for years.
Q: Is this cork board suitable for a studio or staffroom?
A: Yes. Studios and staffrooms use the board as a mood wall and notice point for sketches, swatches, rotas and team photos. The warm cork suits creative, relaxed interiors, and push pins move freely so a layout can be reshuffled at any time. The board mounts flush to the wall and frees up all floor space.
Q: Is this suitable for a classroom or community space?
A: Yes. Classrooms and community venues use the board for pupil work, notices, flyers and local information. Cork is the familiar pinboard surface for these settings, and the rounded safe corners with concealed fixings give a tidy, hazard-aware finish around children and the public.
Q: Does the cork noticeboard come with wall fixings?
A: Yes. A wall fixing kit comes in the box, with four concealed corner fixings and snap-on covers. The board weighs about 2kg, so one person can hold it steady, mark the points and fit it unaided on plasterboard, brick or partition walls.
Q: What size is the cork board and how heavy is it?
A: Board size 900 x 600mm, with a weight of about 2kg. The compact format suits a wall above a desk, beside a door or along a corridor, and the light panel makes one-person fitting and later moves easy. Hang it in portrait or landscape, with the orientation set as you fit it.
Q: What is the difference between the cork board and the felt version?
A: The cork board has a natural cork surface for push pins and tacks; the felt versions, such as the red NB7506R, add a coloured surface that also takes staples. Both share the same 900 x 600mm satin aluminium frame and 2kg weight. Choose cork for a warm, traditional pinboard, and felt for a colour choice and staple use.
Q: Should I choose a cork or a felt noticeboard?
A: Choose cork if you want a warm, natural pinboard and pin most things by hand; choose felt if you need a specific colour or want to use staples as well as pins. Both use the same aluminium frame, fixings and 2kg weight, so the decision comes down to surface and look rather than build.
Q: Will the aluminium frame glare under office lighting?
A: No. The satin anodised frame has a non-gloss surface, so it diffuses light from windows and ceiling fittings instead of reflecting it, keeping the board glare-free from an angle. The natural cork surface is matt as well, so the whole board reads clearly without bright spots.
Q: Is this cork noticeboard available with free UK delivery?
A: Yes. This board ships with free UK mainland delivery and no minimum order. Displaysense is a UK display specialist supplying offices, schools and studios from our Hertfordshire base since 1978. A two-year guarantee backs the board, and unused items can be returned within 28 days.
Q: Does the board come in other surfaces and sizes?
A: Yes. The same aluminium framed board comes as natural cork or as a felt surface in red, blue, green and grey, all on one frame. Sizes run from 900 x 600mm up to 1200 x 2400mm, so a coordinated look can extend across a whole site.
Cork Noticeboard Guides for Offices and Studios
The best noticeboard for a room depends on its surface, its size and where it hangs, and natural cork suits walls where things are pinned, moved and pinned again. The Displaysense guides below help with choosing a board, planning office and classroom display, and putting posters and notices where they get noticed.
Overview
A Natural Cork Noticeboard That Suits Any Room
There is a warmth to cork that no coloured board can quite match. A compact cork panel brings a soft, natural surface to a small wall, taking push pins right across its face and quietly closing over the holes as they come out again. A slim satin frame lifts the material from rustic to considered, marrying a traditional pinboard with a modern, hard-wearing edge. Characterful rather than corporate, it suits the kind of room where a flat block of colour would simply feel cold. For a space that values texture and warmth, cork brings something a painted surface never will. Best suited for studios, cafes and staff corners where a warm, approachable pinboard fits the space far better than a coloured one ever could.
Why Studios Pin to This Cork Noticeboard
- Natural Cork Face. Warm and lightly flecked, the cork takes push pins anywhere across its face and softens a small wall in a way no painted board manages, bringing a little genuine, tactile character into the room with it, so a working noticeboard also does quiet duty as something nice to look at.
- Self-Healing Surface. Pins press in and pull out and the cork closes quietly over each hole behind them, so a board re-pinned over and over keeps an even, unmarked face rather than slowly filling up with visible old damage, which is what keeps a cork surface looking good for years rather than months.
- Compact Pinboard. Modest in its footprint, it suits a desk wall, a studio corner or a small staff area, offering a surprisingly generous pinning surface for its size without ever crowding or dominating the room, so a tight space still gets somewhere proper to gather its notes and cards.
- Satin Silver Frame. A slim anodised aluminium border frames the natural material cleanly, its low-sheen silver finish keeping a traditional cork surface looking smart and deliberate rather than rustic at this compact size, the cool metal edge balancing the warmth of the cork nicely.
- Push-Pin Friendly. Made for push pins and tacks rather than staples, the soft cork grips a pin firmly yet still lets a note move freely, which is ideal for a display rearranged as often and as casually as ideas change, where things are pinned, shifted and re-pinned without a second thought.
- Two-Year Guarantee. Protected by a two-year Displaysense guarantee, the panel is so a small cork board chosen for a busy studio or staffroom is genuinely built to last through years of constant, everyday pinning, so a small studio board stays a pleasure to use rather than a thing to replace.
Where This Cork Display Board Works Best
| Design Studios | On a studio wall the warm cork holds sketches, swatches and references that shift and change constantly, the soft surface taking pins freely and quietly recovering in between every fresh rearrangement of the work, so a moodboard can be built, torn down and rebuilt without harm. A moodboard is a living thing, and cork is the one surface that takes that constant churn day after day without ever looking the worse for it. |
| Cafes | A small cork board suits a counter or an entrance nicely, carrying menus, local cards and event flyers in a natural, characterful finish that fits a relaxed and informal interior rather than fighting it, adding to the welcoming feel a good cafe wall is meant to have. Regulars stop and read it over a coffee, which is really half the point of a board in a space built around people lingering a while. |
| Home Offices | For a study or a home workspace the compact pinboard keeps notes, lists and reminders close at hand and in view, its warm, familiar look sitting comfortably against ordinary domestic decor, so a working board does not import an office feel into the home. |
| Staff Corners | In a break area or a quiet staff nook it gathers cards, photos and informal notices together on a friendly surface, helping a small shared space feel genuinely welcoming rather than purely functional, the kind of board people actually stop and look at over a coffee. |
| Libraries | Reading corners and quiet study areas use the cork board for recommendations, notices and pupil work, the familiar pin surface remaining the traditional and trusted choice for a small, changing display, where the warm material suits a room built around books and quiet. |
| Craft Spaces | Workshops and craft rooms pin patterns, inspiration and step-by-step instructions to the forgiving cork, which absorbs constant changes by many hands without ever starting to look worn or tired, so a much-used making space keeps a tidy, capable board on the wall. |
Felt Instead, or a Bigger Cork Board?
Want felt rather than cork, or more pinning space? There is a grey felt noticeboard in the same frame, and a larger cork noticeboard for a larger wall. Call 01279 460460 or get in touch for advice on the right surface and size for the spot.
Description
Cork is, in effect, a forest of millions of tiny sealed cells, and that natural structure is the whole secret to how it works. A pin parts those cells as it goes in and they squeeze back to grip the shaft, and pull it out again and they spring across the hole until barely a mark is left behind. This is exactly why cork is described as self-healing, quietly accepting change after change without ever filling up with visible damage. The same springy give makes pinning quiet and pleasant too, a soft press into the surface rather than a hard tap against a board.
Long before coloured felts ever arrived, cork was simply the pinboard, and it has held onto its place for very good reasons. Its warm, lightly flecked surface softens a room in a way a flat block of colour cannot, which is why studios, cafes and traditional offices still instinctively reach for it. Natural and entirely unforced, a cork board reads more like a piece of furniture than a fixture screwed to the wall. Even on a compact panel, it brings a little genuine character to a small wall without ever dominating the space. It also reads as deliberately chosen rather than merely functional, which is why a cafe or a studio will often pick cork for exactly the warmth a plain coloured board would strip out.
Hanging the board asks very little of anyone. Each corner takes a hidden fixing that is then capped off for a clean, unbroken line, every part needed is supplied in the box, and the modest weight means one pair of hands is more than plenty. Portrait or landscape is entirely your call, settled at the wall rather than fixed in advance by the board. A few minutes with a drill and a screwdriver, and the whole thing is done, level and ready to fill with notices. Everything the job needs is in the box, so there is no separate trip for wall plugs or caps before the board can go up. From unwrapping to the last cap pressed home, it stays a single uninterrupted task for one person.
A satin anodised aluminium frame keeps the natural material looking deliberate and considered rather than rustic or makeshift. The anodised finish helps the edge resist knocks, fingerprints and fading, so the silver border stays clean and sharp while the cork ages gracefully inside it. Its deliberately low sheen also avoids the hard glare that a glossy frame would throw back under bright lights. Old, familiar surface paired with a modern, hard-wearing edge: it is a combination that simply works in practice and rarely dates.
What Ships with This Board
- 1 x cork noticeboard with a satin anodised aluminium frame and natural cork display face
- 1 x wall fixing kit with concealed corner fixings and snap-on covers
Cork or a Coloured Felt Surface?
Deciding between natural cork and a coloured felt surface usually comes down to the look you want and whether you need to staple as well as pin. Our team can talk it through and quote single boards or matched sets across several rooms. Call 01279 460460 or send us your requirements and we will help you choose.
NB7506C is a 900mm x 600mm cork noticeboard with a satin anodised aluminium frame from Displaysense. The natural cork surface is made for push pins and tacks and closes back over pin holes when they are removed. Board size 900mm x 600mm. Weight 2kg. A satin silver anodised frame with rounded safe corners and hidden fixings, plus a wall fixing kit in the box, ready to hang in portrait or landscape. Two-year guarantee. Suited to studios, staffrooms, offices, schools, cafes and community spaces. Also available with a felt surface in red, blue, green and grey, and in larger sizes up to 1200mm x 2400mm. Displaysense, UK display specialist since 1978.
Specifications
Full technical specification for the cork noticeboard with its satin anodised aluminium frame. A natural, self-healing cork surface made for push pins and tacks, smooth rounded safe corners, concealed wall fixings and a complete fixing kit come as standard, with the board ready to mount in either portrait or landscape for everyday indoor display across studios, offices, schools, staffrooms and community spaces.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Surface | Natural cork | A soft, self-healing surface takes push pins and tacks and closes over the holes when they come out, so the cork stays neat and unmarked through years of frequent changes. |
| Frame | Satin anodised aluminium | The anodised edge resists scratches, corrosion and fingerprints, and the satin finish breaks up the glare that windows and ceiling lights cast across glossier frames. |
| Frame Colour | Satin silver | A neutral silver border frames the warm, natural cork and works with studio, office and classroom decor alike without ever standing out or clashing with the room. |
| Board Size | 900mm x 600mm | A compact footprint fits above desks, beside doors or along corridors while leaving the surrounding wall open, tidy and easy to work around. |
| Weight | Approximately 2kg | Light enough for one person to lift, level and fix without any help, so installation is fast and any later move around the building stays simple. |
| Orientation | Portrait or landscape | Mount the board whichever way the wall suits, with no separate brackets, tools or parts needed to change direction. |
| Corners | Rounded with concealed fixings | Smooth corners and hidden screw heads remove sharp points and visible fixings, suiting schools, staffrooms, studios and public areas alike. |
| Fixings | Wall fixing kit included | Every part needed to mount the board comes together in the box, so nothing else needs sourcing or buying before it goes up. |
| Display Method | Push pins and tacks | Pins push in with a soft press and pull out cleanly, and the cork closes over each hole rather than leaving a permanent mark or dent. |
| Environment | Indoor use | Made for interior walls in studios, offices, schools and community spaces, kept away from damp, rain and direct weather exposure. |
| Guarantee | 2 years | Covered against everyday wear for two full years, backing the board through constant pinning and the steady daily use of a busy room. |
| Returns | 28 days | Unused boards may be returned within 28 days in their original packaging for a 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 Cork Noticeboard
Q: What is the best cork noticeboard for a studio or office?
A: The NB7506C 900 x 600mm cork board is a strong choice for studios and offices. The natural cork takes push pins and tacks and closes over the holes when they come out, holding sketches, notes and reminders, and the satin aluminium frame keeps a traditional surface looking smart on the wall.
Q: How does a cork noticeboard hold pins?
A: A cork board holds pins by friction in a natural cellular material. Cork is millions of tiny sealed cells, so a push pin parts them on the way in and the cells press back to grip the shaft. Pull the pin out and the cells close over the small hole, which is why cork heals itself and does not fill with visible marks.
Q: Will the cork crumble or wear out from constant pinning?
A: No, if pins are spread across the board rather than driven into one spot over and over. The natural cork closes over each pin hole as the pin is removed, so the surface stays even through frequent changes. Spreading pins around the board, as most displays do, keeps the cork in good condition for years.
Q: Is this cork board suitable for a studio or staffroom?
A: Yes. Studios and staffrooms use the board as a mood wall and notice point for sketches, swatches, rotas and team photos. The warm cork suits creative, relaxed interiors, and push pins move freely so a layout can be reshuffled at any time. The board mounts flush to the wall and frees up all floor space.
Q: Is this suitable for a classroom or community space?
A: Yes. Classrooms and community venues use the board for pupil work, notices, flyers and local information. Cork is the familiar pinboard surface for these settings, and the rounded safe corners with concealed fixings give a tidy, hazard-aware finish around children and the public.
Q: Does the cork noticeboard come with wall fixings?
A: Yes. A wall fixing kit comes in the box, with four concealed corner fixings and snap-on covers. The board weighs about 2kg, so one person can hold it steady, mark the points and fit it unaided on plasterboard, brick or partition walls.
Q: What size is the cork board and how heavy is it?
A: Board size 900 x 600mm, with a weight of about 2kg. The compact format suits a wall above a desk, beside a door or along a corridor, and the light panel makes one-person fitting and later moves easy. Hang it in portrait or landscape, with the orientation set as you fit it.
Q: What is the difference between the cork board and the felt version?
A: The cork board has a natural cork surface for push pins and tacks; the felt versions, such as the red NB7506R, add a coloured surface that also takes staples. Both share the same 900 x 600mm satin aluminium frame and 2kg weight. Choose cork for a warm, traditional pinboard, and felt for a colour choice and staple use.
Q: Should I choose a cork or a felt noticeboard?
A: Choose cork if you want a warm, natural pinboard and pin most things by hand; choose felt if you need a specific colour or want to use staples as well as pins. Both use the same aluminium frame, fixings and 2kg weight, so the decision comes down to surface and look rather than build.
Q: Will the aluminium frame glare under office lighting?
A: No. The satin anodised frame has a non-gloss surface, so it diffuses light from windows and ceiling fittings instead of reflecting it, keeping the board glare-free from an angle. The natural cork surface is matt as well, so the whole board reads clearly without bright spots.
Q: Is this cork noticeboard available with free UK delivery?
A: Yes. This board ships with free UK mainland delivery and no minimum order. Displaysense is a UK display specialist supplying offices, schools and studios from our Hertfordshire base since 1978. A two-year guarantee backs the board, and unused items can be returned within 28 days.
Q: Does the board come in other surfaces and sizes?
A: Yes. The same aluminium framed board comes as natural cork or as a felt surface in red, blue, green and grey, all on one frame. Sizes run from 900 x 600mm up to 1200 x 2400mm, so a coordinated look can extend across a whole site.
Knowledge Hub
Cork Noticeboard Guides for Offices and Studios
The best noticeboard for a room depends on its surface, its size and where it hangs, and natural cork suits walls where things are pinned, moved and pinned again. The Displaysense guides below help with choosing a board, planning office and classroom display, and putting posters and notices where they get noticed.
