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Description
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FAQs
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The Largest Grey Felt Noticeboard for Open, Contemporary Spaces
A board this large reshapes a room the moment it goes up, and the real question is whether it should reshape the colour of that room as well. In neutral grey it does not. Built at the biggest size Displaysense offers, it carries a full wall of information while letting the surrounding scheme set the tone, so a wide display reads as part of a contemporary office or showroom instead of an interruption to it. The grey carries enough depth to keep white paper and printed work crisply defined, yet stays restrained enough that attention falls on the notices and not the board. It hangs either way up inside a slim satin frame chosen to vanish against the felt. Best suited for contemporary offices, co-working floors and showrooms where a sizeable display should disappear into the scheme rather than announce itself.
Why Modern Workspaces Pick This Oversized Grey Noticeboard
- A Grey That Takes the Room's Cue: Picked for restraint rather than presence, the grey shifts with the light and the scheme around it, so the largest board in the range reads as part of a modern interior, holding pinned work in clear view without laying a colour of its own across the wall.
- A Whole Wall in One Surface: Sized to span a full stretch of wall in one piece, the board collects a floor's worth of plans, rotas and updates into a single block, sparing an open-plan office the busy, broken look of several small boards spaced out along the same run.
- Works with Pins or Staples: Day notes need only a pin, pressed in and drawn out with nothing left behind, while heavier or longer-standing sheets take a staple that grips the felt and holds them flat, and at no point does the board lean on tape or pads that would mark a wall.
- Fits Either Orientation: Stood upright or laid on its side, the board shows one and the same display, so a long landscape run over a desk bank or a tall portrait fit beside glazing comes down to the wall on offer, never to a trade-off in how much it carries.
- A Frame Picked to Blend: Edging the felt is an understated satin aluminium border whose silver is matched to the grey, the two meant to read as one quiet unit, its low-sheen surface declining to bounce bright workplace lighting back across the display.
- Arrives Complete to Hang: Putting it up needs no separate shopping trip, since the wall fixing kit is included, and with the corner fittings tucked out of sight the finished board shows only a flat grey field and a fine silver edge, ready to fix to a solid wall.
Where This Grey Display Board Sits Naturally
| Contemporary Offices | Smart, minimal office walls take the grey board for team notices and project plans without disturbing the look of the room, a neutral tone settling in where a vivid board would clash and a broad face keeping a department's information gathered in one readable place. |
| Co-working and Hot-desking Floors | Shared desks and a rotating cast of users make a co-working floor restless, and a single grey board gives it one dependable spot for rules, events and notices, the muted colour keeping a high-churn space feeling ordered rather than chaotic. |
| Modern Retail and Showrooms | Stockrooms and staff areas behind a contemporary shop run the grey board for rotas, targets and supplier notes on a surface that matches modern fittings, its width carrying a full team's information while never dominating the wall it hangs on. |
| Design and Architecture Studios | Studios that work from references, design and architecture practices above all, pin sketches, samples and project notes to the grey board, the neutral ground handing all the colour to the work itself while the board stays politely in the background. |
| Hospitality Back-of-house | Behind the scenes in a hotel or restaurant, the grey board keeps rotas, briefings and safety notes in order on a corridor away from guests, the low-key colour suiting a smart service area and the large surface drawing a week of information into one spot. |
| Corporate Breakout Areas | Break rooms and coffee points where staff gather suit the grey board for social news, wellbeing notes and team updates, a relaxed neutral surface fitting an informal corner and the generous width leaving room for an ever-changing mix of things to read. |
Prefer a Definite Colour or a Smaller Board?
If a neutral grey is not the look you are after, the same large board comes in a red felt noticeboard for high visibility, and the grey runs in a smaller grey noticeboard for a tighter wall. Call 01279 460460 or describe the space through the contact page and we will help you decide.
Where a coloured board announces itself, a grey one does the opposite, and that restraint is the whole point of it here. Finished in a neutral grey at the largest size in the range, the board borrows the tone of whatever surrounds it, so a broad display settles into a pared-back office or showroom without forcing a colour onto a carefully chosen scheme. The grey is pitched light enough that pinned notices and printed work keep clear definition against it, yet quiet enough that the content leads and the board itself recedes. At the largest size that holds truer still, since the grey lets a board cover a whole wall of a showroom or studio without ever committing the room to a colour.
Scale is the other half of what the board offers a workspace. One neutral surface this broad hands an open-plan floor or a long studio wall a single place for a full spread of plans, rotas and updates, in place of the restless look of several small boards dotted along the same run. Drawn together onto one face, that information reads as a single organised display and stays quicker to scan and to keep current than a scattered set would. For whoever fits it, a wide board also means one unit to lift, level and fix rather than a row to line up, and the wall ends up carrying one clean block instead of a patchwork of separate frames and the gaps between them.
The working part beneath the colour is the felt, and it is built to be reworked again and again. A pin presses in to hold a notice and lifts away cleanly, leaving the surface unmarked for the next change, which suits a wall that turns over often in a busy workplace. For anything that needs to stay flat, a printed plan or a laminated sheet, a staple drives into the felt and grips firmly for as long as the sheet is wanted. Neither method calls for tape or sticky pads that would scuff a smart contemporary wall, and because the felt settles back around each hole, a board stripped and refilled week after week keeps an even, unmarked face.
Holding a panel this wide flat is the task of the satin aluminium frame, and its finish is chosen to disappear as much as to protect. The silver is worked into the metal by anodising, so a knocked edge will not chip or wear pale the way a painted one would, and its low sheen keeps office lighting from glancing off the frame into the room. Most of all the slim silver border is picked to sit quietly against the neutral grey, the two reading as one understated unit rather than a board with a frame bolted around it.
What Ships with This Board
- 1 x large grey felt noticeboard, neutral grey felt face in a satin silver anodised aluminium frame
- 1 x wall fixing kit with concealed corner fixings for a screw-free finish
Fitting Out an Office or Studio?
Setting up several rooms or a long wall at once? The same frame holds a felt face in red, blue, green or cork, and the range runs through smaller sizes too, ready to leave together on one order. Call 01279 460460 or list what the space needs on the contact page and the team will pull it together.
NB7524GY is a 2400mm x 1200mm grey felt noticeboard with a satin anodised aluminium frame from Displaysense. As the largest board in the range, its neutral grey felt is designed to recede into a contemporary interior, giving a wide display an understated look that works with pins and staples. Board size 2400mm x 1200mm. A satin silver anodised frame with concealed corner fixings for a screw-free finish, supplied with a wall fixing kit and mounting in portrait or landscape. Takes pins and staples. Suited to contemporary offices, co-working floors, modern retail and showrooms, design studios, hospitality back-of-house and corporate breakout areas. Available with a red, blue, green or cork surface in this size, with smaller formats down to 900mm x 600mm. Displaysense, UK display specialist since 1978.
Full technical specification for the 2400mm x 1200mm grey felt noticeboard with its satin anodised aluminium frame. The largest board in the range, with a neutral grey felt surface for pins and staples, concealed corner fixings for a screw-free finish and a complete wall fixing kit as standard, mounting in portrait or landscape for an understated indoor display across contemporary offices, co-working and hot-desking floors, modern showrooms, design studios and corporate breakout areas.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Surface | Neutral grey felt | A neutral grey felt takes pins and staples and re-pins without wear, keeping a large display sharp while the colour blends into a modern scheme rather than imposing on it. |
| Colour | Neutral mid-grey | An understated tone that takes its cue from the room, suiting contemporary offices and studios and letting pinned work rather than the board hold the eye. |
| Frame | Satin anodised aluminium | An anodised edge resists scratches, corrosion and fingerprints and holds a large panel flat, while the satin finish keeps office glare off the felt. |
| Frame Colour | Satin silver | A quiet silver border is chosen to match the grey, the two reading as one understated unit on a contemporary wall. |
| Board Size | 2400mm x 1200mm | The largest board in the range gives one continuous wall that holds a whole floor or department of notices in a single place. |
| Orientation | Portrait or landscape | The rectangular board hangs tall or wide, so it fits a breakout area, a desk run or a taller wall without changing the display. |
| Display Method | Pins and staples | Pins hold quick notices and staples fix paper flat, so a busy office wall can be changed and rebuilt in seconds with no tape or adhesive. |
| Fixings | Concealed corner fixings | Hidden corner fittings mount the board for a screw-free finish, and the wall fixing kit is supplied in the box ready to hang. |
| Finish | Low-sheen satin | A satin surface scatters office and overhead lighting rather than reflecting it, so the display stays readable across the room. |
| Material | Felt and aluminium | A neutral felt surface set in a recyclable aluminium frame, built to hold notices and stand up to constant workplace use. |
| Environment | Indoor use | Made for interior walls in offices, studios and showrooms, away from damp and weather that would spoil the felt over time. |
| Returns | 28 days | Send any unused board back within 28 days in its original packaging for a simple, straightforward refund with no fuss or restocking charge. |
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 Noticeboard
Q: What is the best large noticeboard for a contemporary office?
A: The 2400 x 1200mm grey felt board is the natural fit for a contemporary office. As the largest in the range it carries a whole floor's notices on one surface, the neutral grey settles into a modern scheme instead of imposing a colour, and the felt holds both pins and staples for everyday changes.
Q: Why choose a grey noticeboard over a coloured one?
A: Grey stays out of the way, which is what a designed interior usually wants from a board. Instead of pushing a colour onto the wall it borrows the tone of the room, leaving the pinned work to lead, where a brighter board would pull against the scheme already in place. That matters more on a board this large, where a strong colour would carry right across the room.
Q: Will the grey board blend into a modern interior?
A: Yes, blending in is the whole idea. A neutral grey takes its cue from the surfaces around it, so even a large board eases into a pared-back office, showroom or studio without taking the space over, and the matching silver frame keeps it reading as one understated unit.
Q: How are notices fixed to this grey felt board?
A: Pins and staples handle it. A push pin holds the notices that change often and lifts away leaving nothing behind, while a staple pins a plan or laminated sheet flat for as long as you want it, and neither relies on tape or adhesive that would scuff a smart wall.
Q: How big is this grey noticeboard?
A: The board is 2400 x 1200mm, the biggest size in the range. One continuous grey surface covers an open-plan floor or a long studio wall in a single piece, sparing the wall a row of smaller boards with gaps between them, and at this size two people will find it easiest to position.
Q: Can the board be mounted portrait or landscape?
A: Both work. As a simple rectangle the board carries an identical display upright or on its side, so the wall decides the orientation. Landscape spans a desk run or a breakout area, portrait suits a narrower stretch beside glazing, and either way the usable area is the same.
Q: Is this grey board suited to a co-working or hot-desking space?
A: Yes. Co-working and hot-desking floors lean on it as one fixed point for house rules, events and shared notices, and the muted tone keeps a space full of changing faces feeling ordered. The wide surface leaves room for everyone to post without crowding a small board.
Q: Should I choose the grey board or the red board at this size?
A: Each is a 2400 x 1200mm felt board in the identical satin aluminium frame, so the choice is about the wall. NB7524GY in grey recedes into an office, studio or showroom scheme, while the red NBA1224R is built to be noticed on a busy corridor. Pick grey to blend in, red to stand out.
Q: Does the grey felt show notices and printed colour clearly?
A: Yes. The grey is a neutral mid-tone, dark enough to frame the work yet light enough that white sheets, printed colour and plans stay crisply defined rather than fading into it. The board gives a quiet backdrop while keeping a large display easy to read from across a room.
Q: Does this noticeboard come with free UK delivery?
A: It does, and nothing has to be spent to qualify. Free delivery covers the UK mainland, with 28 days to send anything unused back for a refund. Displaysense has supplied offices, studios and showrooms across the country as a display specialist since 1978.
Q: Can I get this board in other colours or sizes?
A: Yes. This 2400 x 1200mm frame also holds a red, blue or green felt face or a cork surface, and the range carries on down through smaller sizes from 900 x 600mm. Since every board uses the same satin aluminium frame, a wall or office can mix colours and sizes and still look consistent.
Q: Is the grey felt hard-wearing for constant office use?
A: Yes. The felt is made to be pinned and re-pinned for years, easing back around each hole so the face stays even rather than marking. Kept indoors and clear of damp, both the grey felt and the satin frame keep their finish for the long term, so a board fitted today still looks right after years of constant office use.
Noticeboard Knowledge Hub
A large grey board works best when it is matched to a busy, contemporary space and the display is kept clear rather than left to crowd. These Displaysense guides cover choosing the right board for a room, planning display across offices and studios, and placing notices where they are genuinely seen and read.
Overview
The Largest Grey Felt Noticeboard for Open, Contemporary Spaces
A board this large reshapes a room the moment it goes up, and the real question is whether it should reshape the colour of that room as well. In neutral grey it does not. Built at the biggest size Displaysense offers, it carries a full wall of information while letting the surrounding scheme set the tone, so a wide display reads as part of a contemporary office or showroom instead of an interruption to it. The grey carries enough depth to keep white paper and printed work crisply defined, yet stays restrained enough that attention falls on the notices and not the board. It hangs either way up inside a slim satin frame chosen to vanish against the felt. Best suited for contemporary offices, co-working floors and showrooms where a sizeable display should disappear into the scheme rather than announce itself.
Why Modern Workspaces Pick This Oversized Grey Noticeboard
- A Grey That Takes the Room's Cue: Picked for restraint rather than presence, the grey shifts with the light and the scheme around it, so the largest board in the range reads as part of a modern interior, holding pinned work in clear view without laying a colour of its own across the wall.
- A Whole Wall in One Surface: Sized to span a full stretch of wall in one piece, the board collects a floor's worth of plans, rotas and updates into a single block, sparing an open-plan office the busy, broken look of several small boards spaced out along the same run.
- Works with Pins or Staples: Day notes need only a pin, pressed in and drawn out with nothing left behind, while heavier or longer-standing sheets take a staple that grips the felt and holds them flat, and at no point does the board lean on tape or pads that would mark a wall.
- Fits Either Orientation: Stood upright or laid on its side, the board shows one and the same display, so a long landscape run over a desk bank or a tall portrait fit beside glazing comes down to the wall on offer, never to a trade-off in how much it carries.
- A Frame Picked to Blend: Edging the felt is an understated satin aluminium border whose silver is matched to the grey, the two meant to read as one quiet unit, its low-sheen surface declining to bounce bright workplace lighting back across the display.
- Arrives Complete to Hang: Putting it up needs no separate shopping trip, since the wall fixing kit is included, and with the corner fittings tucked out of sight the finished board shows only a flat grey field and a fine silver edge, ready to fix to a solid wall.
Where This Grey Display Board Sits Naturally
| Contemporary Offices | Smart, minimal office walls take the grey board for team notices and project plans without disturbing the look of the room, a neutral tone settling in where a vivid board would clash and a broad face keeping a department's information gathered in one readable place. |
| Co-working and Hot-desking Floors | Shared desks and a rotating cast of users make a co-working floor restless, and a single grey board gives it one dependable spot for rules, events and notices, the muted colour keeping a high-churn space feeling ordered rather than chaotic. |
| Modern Retail and Showrooms | Stockrooms and staff areas behind a contemporary shop run the grey board for rotas, targets and supplier notes on a surface that matches modern fittings, its width carrying a full team's information while never dominating the wall it hangs on. |
| Design and Architecture Studios | Studios that work from references, design and architecture practices above all, pin sketches, samples and project notes to the grey board, the neutral ground handing all the colour to the work itself while the board stays politely in the background. |
| Hospitality Back-of-house | Behind the scenes in a hotel or restaurant, the grey board keeps rotas, briefings and safety notes in order on a corridor away from guests, the low-key colour suiting a smart service area and the large surface drawing a week of information into one spot. |
| Corporate Breakout Areas | Break rooms and coffee points where staff gather suit the grey board for social news, wellbeing notes and team updates, a relaxed neutral surface fitting an informal corner and the generous width leaving room for an ever-changing mix of things to read. |
Prefer a Definite Colour or a Smaller Board?
If a neutral grey is not the look you are after, the same large board comes in a red felt noticeboard for high visibility, and the grey runs in a smaller grey noticeboard for a tighter wall. Call 01279 460460 or describe the space through the contact page and we will help you decide.
Description
Where a coloured board announces itself, a grey one does the opposite, and that restraint is the whole point of it here. Finished in a neutral grey at the largest size in the range, the board borrows the tone of whatever surrounds it, so a broad display settles into a pared-back office or showroom without forcing a colour onto a carefully chosen scheme. The grey is pitched light enough that pinned notices and printed work keep clear definition against it, yet quiet enough that the content leads and the board itself recedes. At the largest size that holds truer still, since the grey lets a board cover a whole wall of a showroom or studio without ever committing the room to a colour.
Scale is the other half of what the board offers a workspace. One neutral surface this broad hands an open-plan floor or a long studio wall a single place for a full spread of plans, rotas and updates, in place of the restless look of several small boards dotted along the same run. Drawn together onto one face, that information reads as a single organised display and stays quicker to scan and to keep current than a scattered set would. For whoever fits it, a wide board also means one unit to lift, level and fix rather than a row to line up, and the wall ends up carrying one clean block instead of a patchwork of separate frames and the gaps between them.
The working part beneath the colour is the felt, and it is built to be reworked again and again. A pin presses in to hold a notice and lifts away cleanly, leaving the surface unmarked for the next change, which suits a wall that turns over often in a busy workplace. For anything that needs to stay flat, a printed plan or a laminated sheet, a staple drives into the felt and grips firmly for as long as the sheet is wanted. Neither method calls for tape or sticky pads that would scuff a smart contemporary wall, and because the felt settles back around each hole, a board stripped and refilled week after week keeps an even, unmarked face.
Holding a panel this wide flat is the task of the satin aluminium frame, and its finish is chosen to disappear as much as to protect. The silver is worked into the metal by anodising, so a knocked edge will not chip or wear pale the way a painted one would, and its low sheen keeps office lighting from glancing off the frame into the room. Most of all the slim silver border is picked to sit quietly against the neutral grey, the two reading as one understated unit rather than a board with a frame bolted around it.
What Ships with This Board
- 1 x large grey felt noticeboard, neutral grey felt face in a satin silver anodised aluminium frame
- 1 x wall fixing kit with concealed corner fixings for a screw-free finish
Fitting Out an Office or Studio?
Setting up several rooms or a long wall at once? The same frame holds a felt face in red, blue, green or cork, and the range runs through smaller sizes too, ready to leave together on one order. Call 01279 460460 or list what the space needs on the contact page and the team will pull it together.
NB7524GY is a 2400mm x 1200mm grey felt noticeboard with a satin anodised aluminium frame from Displaysense. As the largest board in the range, its neutral grey felt is designed to recede into a contemporary interior, giving a wide display an understated look that works with pins and staples. Board size 2400mm x 1200mm. A satin silver anodised frame with concealed corner fixings for a screw-free finish, supplied with a wall fixing kit and mounting in portrait or landscape. Takes pins and staples. Suited to contemporary offices, co-working floors, modern retail and showrooms, design studios, hospitality back-of-house and corporate breakout areas. Available with a red, blue, green or cork surface in this size, with smaller formats down to 900mm x 600mm. Displaysense, UK display specialist since 1978.
Specifications
Full technical specification for the 2400mm x 1200mm grey felt noticeboard with its satin anodised aluminium frame. The largest board in the range, with a neutral grey felt surface for pins and staples, concealed corner fixings for a screw-free finish and a complete wall fixing kit as standard, mounting in portrait or landscape for an understated indoor display across contemporary offices, co-working and hot-desking floors, modern showrooms, design studios and corporate breakout areas.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Surface | Neutral grey felt | A neutral grey felt takes pins and staples and re-pins without wear, keeping a large display sharp while the colour blends into a modern scheme rather than imposing on it. |
| Colour | Neutral mid-grey | An understated tone that takes its cue from the room, suiting contemporary offices and studios and letting pinned work rather than the board hold the eye. |
| Frame | Satin anodised aluminium | An anodised edge resists scratches, corrosion and fingerprints and holds a large panel flat, while the satin finish keeps office glare off the felt. |
| Frame Colour | Satin silver | A quiet silver border is chosen to match the grey, the two reading as one understated unit on a contemporary wall. |
| Board Size | 2400mm x 1200mm | The largest board in the range gives one continuous wall that holds a whole floor or department of notices in a single place. |
| Orientation | Portrait or landscape | The rectangular board hangs tall or wide, so it fits a breakout area, a desk run or a taller wall without changing the display. |
| Display Method | Pins and staples | Pins hold quick notices and staples fix paper flat, so a busy office wall can be changed and rebuilt in seconds with no tape or adhesive. |
| Fixings | Concealed corner fixings | Hidden corner fittings mount the board for a screw-free finish, and the wall fixing kit is supplied in the box ready to hang. |
| Finish | Low-sheen satin | A satin surface scatters office and overhead lighting rather than reflecting it, so the display stays readable across the room. |
| Material | Felt and aluminium | A neutral felt surface set in a recyclable aluminium frame, built to hold notices and stand up to constant workplace use. |
| Environment | Indoor use | Made for interior walls in offices, studios and showrooms, away from damp and weather that would spoil the felt over time. |
| Returns | 28 days | Send any unused board back within 28 days in its original packaging for a simple, straightforward refund with no fuss or restocking charge. |
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 Noticeboard
Q: What is the best large noticeboard for a contemporary office?
A: The 2400 x 1200mm grey felt board is the natural fit for a contemporary office. As the largest in the range it carries a whole floor's notices on one surface, the neutral grey settles into a modern scheme instead of imposing a colour, and the felt holds both pins and staples for everyday changes.
Q: Why choose a grey noticeboard over a coloured one?
A: Grey stays out of the way, which is what a designed interior usually wants from a board. Instead of pushing a colour onto the wall it borrows the tone of the room, leaving the pinned work to lead, where a brighter board would pull against the scheme already in place. That matters more on a board this large, where a strong colour would carry right across the room.
Q: Will the grey board blend into a modern interior?
A: Yes, blending in is the whole idea. A neutral grey takes its cue from the surfaces around it, so even a large board eases into a pared-back office, showroom or studio without taking the space over, and the matching silver frame keeps it reading as one understated unit.
Q: How are notices fixed to this grey felt board?
A: Pins and staples handle it. A push pin holds the notices that change often and lifts away leaving nothing behind, while a staple pins a plan or laminated sheet flat for as long as you want it, and neither relies on tape or adhesive that would scuff a smart wall.
Q: How big is this grey noticeboard?
A: The board is 2400 x 1200mm, the biggest size in the range. One continuous grey surface covers an open-plan floor or a long studio wall in a single piece, sparing the wall a row of smaller boards with gaps between them, and at this size two people will find it easiest to position.
Q: Can the board be mounted portrait or landscape?
A: Both work. As a simple rectangle the board carries an identical display upright or on its side, so the wall decides the orientation. Landscape spans a desk run or a breakout area, portrait suits a narrower stretch beside glazing, and either way the usable area is the same.
Q: Is this grey board suited to a co-working or hot-desking space?
A: Yes. Co-working and hot-desking floors lean on it as one fixed point for house rules, events and shared notices, and the muted tone keeps a space full of changing faces feeling ordered. The wide surface leaves room for everyone to post without crowding a small board.
Q: Should I choose the grey board or the red board at this size?
A: Each is a 2400 x 1200mm felt board in the identical satin aluminium frame, so the choice is about the wall. NB7524GY in grey recedes into an office, studio or showroom scheme, while the red NBA1224R is built to be noticed on a busy corridor. Pick grey to blend in, red to stand out.
Q: Does the grey felt show notices and printed colour clearly?
A: Yes. The grey is a neutral mid-tone, dark enough to frame the work yet light enough that white sheets, printed colour and plans stay crisply defined rather than fading into it. The board gives a quiet backdrop while keeping a large display easy to read from across a room.
Q: Does this noticeboard come with free UK delivery?
A: It does, and nothing has to be spent to qualify. Free delivery covers the UK mainland, with 28 days to send anything unused back for a refund. Displaysense has supplied offices, studios and showrooms across the country as a display specialist since 1978.
Q: Can I get this board in other colours or sizes?
A: Yes. This 2400 x 1200mm frame also holds a red, blue or green felt face or a cork surface, and the range carries on down through smaller sizes from 900 x 600mm. Since every board uses the same satin aluminium frame, a wall or office can mix colours and sizes and still look consistent.
Q: Is the grey felt hard-wearing for constant office use?
A: Yes. The felt is made to be pinned and re-pinned for years, easing back around each hole so the face stays even rather than marking. Kept indoors and clear of damp, both the grey felt and the satin frame keep their finish for the long term, so a board fitted today still looks right after years of constant office use.
Knowledge Hub
Noticeboard Knowledge Hub
A large grey board works best when it is matched to a busy, contemporary space and the display is kept clear rather than left to crowd. These Displaysense guides cover choosing the right board for a room, planning display across offices and studios, and placing notices where they are genuinely seen and read.
Grey Felt Noticeboard with Aluminium Frame - 2400mm x 1200mm
| Quantity | Discount | Save |
|---|---|---|
| 5 - 9 | 3% off | £3.69 |
| 10 + | 5% off | £6.15 |
Overview
Description
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
FAQs
Knowledge Hub
The Largest Grey Felt Noticeboard for Open, Contemporary Spaces
A board this large reshapes a room the moment it goes up, and the real question is whether it should reshape the colour of that room as well. In neutral grey it does not. Built at the biggest size Displaysense offers, it carries a full wall of information while letting the surrounding scheme set the tone, so a wide display reads as part of a contemporary office or showroom instead of an interruption to it. The grey carries enough depth to keep white paper and printed work crisply defined, yet stays restrained enough that attention falls on the notices and not the board. It hangs either way up inside a slim satin frame chosen to vanish against the felt. Best suited for contemporary offices, co-working floors and showrooms where a sizeable display should disappear into the scheme rather than announce itself.
Why Modern Workspaces Pick This Oversized Grey Noticeboard
- A Grey That Takes the Room's Cue: Picked for restraint rather than presence, the grey shifts with the light and the scheme around it, so the largest board in the range reads as part of a modern interior, holding pinned work in clear view without laying a colour of its own across the wall.
- A Whole Wall in One Surface: Sized to span a full stretch of wall in one piece, the board collects a floor's worth of plans, rotas and updates into a single block, sparing an open-plan office the busy, broken look of several small boards spaced out along the same run.
- Works with Pins or Staples: Day notes need only a pin, pressed in and drawn out with nothing left behind, while heavier or longer-standing sheets take a staple that grips the felt and holds them flat, and at no point does the board lean on tape or pads that would mark a wall.
- Fits Either Orientation: Stood upright or laid on its side, the board shows one and the same display, so a long landscape run over a desk bank or a tall portrait fit beside glazing comes down to the wall on offer, never to a trade-off in how much it carries.
- A Frame Picked to Blend: Edging the felt is an understated satin aluminium border whose silver is matched to the grey, the two meant to read as one quiet unit, its low-sheen surface declining to bounce bright workplace lighting back across the display.
- Arrives Complete to Hang: Putting it up needs no separate shopping trip, since the wall fixing kit is included, and with the corner fittings tucked out of sight the finished board shows only a flat grey field and a fine silver edge, ready to fix to a solid wall.
Where This Grey Display Board Sits Naturally
| Contemporary Offices | Smart, minimal office walls take the grey board for team notices and project plans without disturbing the look of the room, a neutral tone settling in where a vivid board would clash and a broad face keeping a department's information gathered in one readable place. |
| Co-working and Hot-desking Floors | Shared desks and a rotating cast of users make a co-working floor restless, and a single grey board gives it one dependable spot for rules, events and notices, the muted colour keeping a high-churn space feeling ordered rather than chaotic. |
| Modern Retail and Showrooms | Stockrooms and staff areas behind a contemporary shop run the grey board for rotas, targets and supplier notes on a surface that matches modern fittings, its width carrying a full team's information while never dominating the wall it hangs on. |
| Design and Architecture Studios | Studios that work from references, design and architecture practices above all, pin sketches, samples and project notes to the grey board, the neutral ground handing all the colour to the work itself while the board stays politely in the background. |
| Hospitality Back-of-house | Behind the scenes in a hotel or restaurant, the grey board keeps rotas, briefings and safety notes in order on a corridor away from guests, the low-key colour suiting a smart service area and the large surface drawing a week of information into one spot. |
| Corporate Breakout Areas | Break rooms and coffee points where staff gather suit the grey board for social news, wellbeing notes and team updates, a relaxed neutral surface fitting an informal corner and the generous width leaving room for an ever-changing mix of things to read. |
Prefer a Definite Colour or a Smaller Board?
If a neutral grey is not the look you are after, the same large board comes in a red felt noticeboard for high visibility, and the grey runs in a smaller grey noticeboard for a tighter wall. Call 01279 460460 or describe the space through the contact page and we will help you decide.
Where a coloured board announces itself, a grey one does the opposite, and that restraint is the whole point of it here. Finished in a neutral grey at the largest size in the range, the board borrows the tone of whatever surrounds it, so a broad display settles into a pared-back office or showroom without forcing a colour onto a carefully chosen scheme. The grey is pitched light enough that pinned notices and printed work keep clear definition against it, yet quiet enough that the content leads and the board itself recedes. At the largest size that holds truer still, since the grey lets a board cover a whole wall of a showroom or studio without ever committing the room to a colour.
Scale is the other half of what the board offers a workspace. One neutral surface this broad hands an open-plan floor or a long studio wall a single place for a full spread of plans, rotas and updates, in place of the restless look of several small boards dotted along the same run. Drawn together onto one face, that information reads as a single organised display and stays quicker to scan and to keep current than a scattered set would. For whoever fits it, a wide board also means one unit to lift, level and fix rather than a row to line up, and the wall ends up carrying one clean block instead of a patchwork of separate frames and the gaps between them.
The working part beneath the colour is the felt, and it is built to be reworked again and again. A pin presses in to hold a notice and lifts away cleanly, leaving the surface unmarked for the next change, which suits a wall that turns over often in a busy workplace. For anything that needs to stay flat, a printed plan or a laminated sheet, a staple drives into the felt and grips firmly for as long as the sheet is wanted. Neither method calls for tape or sticky pads that would scuff a smart contemporary wall, and because the felt settles back around each hole, a board stripped and refilled week after week keeps an even, unmarked face.
Holding a panel this wide flat is the task of the satin aluminium frame, and its finish is chosen to disappear as much as to protect. The silver is worked into the metal by anodising, so a knocked edge will not chip or wear pale the way a painted one would, and its low sheen keeps office lighting from glancing off the frame into the room. Most of all the slim silver border is picked to sit quietly against the neutral grey, the two reading as one understated unit rather than a board with a frame bolted around it.
What Ships with This Board
- 1 x large grey felt noticeboard, neutral grey felt face in a satin silver anodised aluminium frame
- 1 x wall fixing kit with concealed corner fixings for a screw-free finish
Fitting Out an Office or Studio?
Setting up several rooms or a long wall at once? The same frame holds a felt face in red, blue, green or cork, and the range runs through smaller sizes too, ready to leave together on one order. Call 01279 460460 or list what the space needs on the contact page and the team will pull it together.
NB7524GY is a 2400mm x 1200mm grey felt noticeboard with a satin anodised aluminium frame from Displaysense. As the largest board in the range, its neutral grey felt is designed to recede into a contemporary interior, giving a wide display an understated look that works with pins and staples. Board size 2400mm x 1200mm. A satin silver anodised frame with concealed corner fixings for a screw-free finish, supplied with a wall fixing kit and mounting in portrait or landscape. Takes pins and staples. Suited to contemporary offices, co-working floors, modern retail and showrooms, design studios, hospitality back-of-house and corporate breakout areas. Available with a red, blue, green or cork surface in this size, with smaller formats down to 900mm x 600mm. Displaysense, UK display specialist since 1978.
Full technical specification for the 2400mm x 1200mm grey felt noticeboard with its satin anodised aluminium frame. The largest board in the range, with a neutral grey felt surface for pins and staples, concealed corner fixings for a screw-free finish and a complete wall fixing kit as standard, mounting in portrait or landscape for an understated indoor display across contemporary offices, co-working and hot-desking floors, modern showrooms, design studios and corporate breakout areas.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Surface | Neutral grey felt | A neutral grey felt takes pins and staples and re-pins without wear, keeping a large display sharp while the colour blends into a modern scheme rather than imposing on it. |
| Colour | Neutral mid-grey | An understated tone that takes its cue from the room, suiting contemporary offices and studios and letting pinned work rather than the board hold the eye. |
| Frame | Satin anodised aluminium | An anodised edge resists scratches, corrosion and fingerprints and holds a large panel flat, while the satin finish keeps office glare off the felt. |
| Frame Colour | Satin silver | A quiet silver border is chosen to match the grey, the two reading as one understated unit on a contemporary wall. |
| Board Size | 2400mm x 1200mm | The largest board in the range gives one continuous wall that holds a whole floor or department of notices in a single place. |
| Orientation | Portrait or landscape | The rectangular board hangs tall or wide, so it fits a breakout area, a desk run or a taller wall without changing the display. |
| Display Method | Pins and staples | Pins hold quick notices and staples fix paper flat, so a busy office wall can be changed and rebuilt in seconds with no tape or adhesive. |
| Fixings | Concealed corner fixings | Hidden corner fittings mount the board for a screw-free finish, and the wall fixing kit is supplied in the box ready to hang. |
| Finish | Low-sheen satin | A satin surface scatters office and overhead lighting rather than reflecting it, so the display stays readable across the room. |
| Material | Felt and aluminium | A neutral felt surface set in a recyclable aluminium frame, built to hold notices and stand up to constant workplace use. |
| Environment | Indoor use | Made for interior walls in offices, studios and showrooms, away from damp and weather that would spoil the felt over time. |
| Returns | 28 days | Send any unused board back within 28 days in its original packaging for a simple, straightforward refund with no fuss or restocking charge. |
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 Noticeboard
Q: What is the best large noticeboard for a contemporary office?
A: The 2400 x 1200mm grey felt board is the natural fit for a contemporary office. As the largest in the range it carries a whole floor's notices on one surface, the neutral grey settles into a modern scheme instead of imposing a colour, and the felt holds both pins and staples for everyday changes.
Q: Why choose a grey noticeboard over a coloured one?
A: Grey stays out of the way, which is what a designed interior usually wants from a board. Instead of pushing a colour onto the wall it borrows the tone of the room, leaving the pinned work to lead, where a brighter board would pull against the scheme already in place. That matters more on a board this large, where a strong colour would carry right across the room.
Q: Will the grey board blend into a modern interior?
A: Yes, blending in is the whole idea. A neutral grey takes its cue from the surfaces around it, so even a large board eases into a pared-back office, showroom or studio without taking the space over, and the matching silver frame keeps it reading as one understated unit.
Q: How are notices fixed to this grey felt board?
A: Pins and staples handle it. A push pin holds the notices that change often and lifts away leaving nothing behind, while a staple pins a plan or laminated sheet flat for as long as you want it, and neither relies on tape or adhesive that would scuff a smart wall.
Q: How big is this grey noticeboard?
A: The board is 2400 x 1200mm, the biggest size in the range. One continuous grey surface covers an open-plan floor or a long studio wall in a single piece, sparing the wall a row of smaller boards with gaps between them, and at this size two people will find it easiest to position.
Q: Can the board be mounted portrait or landscape?
A: Both work. As a simple rectangle the board carries an identical display upright or on its side, so the wall decides the orientation. Landscape spans a desk run or a breakout area, portrait suits a narrower stretch beside glazing, and either way the usable area is the same.
Q: Is this grey board suited to a co-working or hot-desking space?
A: Yes. Co-working and hot-desking floors lean on it as one fixed point for house rules, events and shared notices, and the muted tone keeps a space full of changing faces feeling ordered. The wide surface leaves room for everyone to post without crowding a small board.
Q: Should I choose the grey board or the red board at this size?
A: Each is a 2400 x 1200mm felt board in the identical satin aluminium frame, so the choice is about the wall. NB7524GY in grey recedes into an office, studio or showroom scheme, while the red NBA1224R is built to be noticed on a busy corridor. Pick grey to blend in, red to stand out.
Q: Does the grey felt show notices and printed colour clearly?
A: Yes. The grey is a neutral mid-tone, dark enough to frame the work yet light enough that white sheets, printed colour and plans stay crisply defined rather than fading into it. The board gives a quiet backdrop while keeping a large display easy to read from across a room.
Q: Does this noticeboard come with free UK delivery?
A: It does, and nothing has to be spent to qualify. Free delivery covers the UK mainland, with 28 days to send anything unused back for a refund. Displaysense has supplied offices, studios and showrooms across the country as a display specialist since 1978.
Q: Can I get this board in other colours or sizes?
A: Yes. This 2400 x 1200mm frame also holds a red, blue or green felt face or a cork surface, and the range carries on down through smaller sizes from 900 x 600mm. Since every board uses the same satin aluminium frame, a wall or office can mix colours and sizes and still look consistent.
Q: Is the grey felt hard-wearing for constant office use?
A: Yes. The felt is made to be pinned and re-pinned for years, easing back around each hole so the face stays even rather than marking. Kept indoors and clear of damp, both the grey felt and the satin frame keep their finish for the long term, so a board fitted today still looks right after years of constant office use.
Noticeboard Knowledge Hub
A large grey board works best when it is matched to a busy, contemporary space and the display is kept clear rather than left to crowd. These Displaysense guides cover choosing the right board for a room, planning display across offices and studios, and placing notices where they are genuinely seen and read.
Overview
The Largest Grey Felt Noticeboard for Open, Contemporary Spaces
A board this large reshapes a room the moment it goes up, and the real question is whether it should reshape the colour of that room as well. In neutral grey it does not. Built at the biggest size Displaysense offers, it carries a full wall of information while letting the surrounding scheme set the tone, so a wide display reads as part of a contemporary office or showroom instead of an interruption to it. The grey carries enough depth to keep white paper and printed work crisply defined, yet stays restrained enough that attention falls on the notices and not the board. It hangs either way up inside a slim satin frame chosen to vanish against the felt. Best suited for contemporary offices, co-working floors and showrooms where a sizeable display should disappear into the scheme rather than announce itself.
Why Modern Workspaces Pick This Oversized Grey Noticeboard
- A Grey That Takes the Room's Cue: Picked for restraint rather than presence, the grey shifts with the light and the scheme around it, so the largest board in the range reads as part of a modern interior, holding pinned work in clear view without laying a colour of its own across the wall.
- A Whole Wall in One Surface: Sized to span a full stretch of wall in one piece, the board collects a floor's worth of plans, rotas and updates into a single block, sparing an open-plan office the busy, broken look of several small boards spaced out along the same run.
- Works with Pins or Staples: Day notes need only a pin, pressed in and drawn out with nothing left behind, while heavier or longer-standing sheets take a staple that grips the felt and holds them flat, and at no point does the board lean on tape or pads that would mark a wall.
- Fits Either Orientation: Stood upright or laid on its side, the board shows one and the same display, so a long landscape run over a desk bank or a tall portrait fit beside glazing comes down to the wall on offer, never to a trade-off in how much it carries.
- A Frame Picked to Blend: Edging the felt is an understated satin aluminium border whose silver is matched to the grey, the two meant to read as one quiet unit, its low-sheen surface declining to bounce bright workplace lighting back across the display.
- Arrives Complete to Hang: Putting it up needs no separate shopping trip, since the wall fixing kit is included, and with the corner fittings tucked out of sight the finished board shows only a flat grey field and a fine silver edge, ready to fix to a solid wall.
Where This Grey Display Board Sits Naturally
| Contemporary Offices | Smart, minimal office walls take the grey board for team notices and project plans without disturbing the look of the room, a neutral tone settling in where a vivid board would clash and a broad face keeping a department's information gathered in one readable place. |
| Co-working and Hot-desking Floors | Shared desks and a rotating cast of users make a co-working floor restless, and a single grey board gives it one dependable spot for rules, events and notices, the muted colour keeping a high-churn space feeling ordered rather than chaotic. |
| Modern Retail and Showrooms | Stockrooms and staff areas behind a contemporary shop run the grey board for rotas, targets and supplier notes on a surface that matches modern fittings, its width carrying a full team's information while never dominating the wall it hangs on. |
| Design and Architecture Studios | Studios that work from references, design and architecture practices above all, pin sketches, samples and project notes to the grey board, the neutral ground handing all the colour to the work itself while the board stays politely in the background. |
| Hospitality Back-of-house | Behind the scenes in a hotel or restaurant, the grey board keeps rotas, briefings and safety notes in order on a corridor away from guests, the low-key colour suiting a smart service area and the large surface drawing a week of information into one spot. |
| Corporate Breakout Areas | Break rooms and coffee points where staff gather suit the grey board for social news, wellbeing notes and team updates, a relaxed neutral surface fitting an informal corner and the generous width leaving room for an ever-changing mix of things to read. |
Prefer a Definite Colour or a Smaller Board?
If a neutral grey is not the look you are after, the same large board comes in a red felt noticeboard for high visibility, and the grey runs in a smaller grey noticeboard for a tighter wall. Call 01279 460460 or describe the space through the contact page and we will help you decide.
Description
Where a coloured board announces itself, a grey one does the opposite, and that restraint is the whole point of it here. Finished in a neutral grey at the largest size in the range, the board borrows the tone of whatever surrounds it, so a broad display settles into a pared-back office or showroom without forcing a colour onto a carefully chosen scheme. The grey is pitched light enough that pinned notices and printed work keep clear definition against it, yet quiet enough that the content leads and the board itself recedes. At the largest size that holds truer still, since the grey lets a board cover a whole wall of a showroom or studio without ever committing the room to a colour.
Scale is the other half of what the board offers a workspace. One neutral surface this broad hands an open-plan floor or a long studio wall a single place for a full spread of plans, rotas and updates, in place of the restless look of several small boards dotted along the same run. Drawn together onto one face, that information reads as a single organised display and stays quicker to scan and to keep current than a scattered set would. For whoever fits it, a wide board also means one unit to lift, level and fix rather than a row to line up, and the wall ends up carrying one clean block instead of a patchwork of separate frames and the gaps between them.
The working part beneath the colour is the felt, and it is built to be reworked again and again. A pin presses in to hold a notice and lifts away cleanly, leaving the surface unmarked for the next change, which suits a wall that turns over often in a busy workplace. For anything that needs to stay flat, a printed plan or a laminated sheet, a staple drives into the felt and grips firmly for as long as the sheet is wanted. Neither method calls for tape or sticky pads that would scuff a smart contemporary wall, and because the felt settles back around each hole, a board stripped and refilled week after week keeps an even, unmarked face.
Holding a panel this wide flat is the task of the satin aluminium frame, and its finish is chosen to disappear as much as to protect. The silver is worked into the metal by anodising, so a knocked edge will not chip or wear pale the way a painted one would, and its low sheen keeps office lighting from glancing off the frame into the room. Most of all the slim silver border is picked to sit quietly against the neutral grey, the two reading as one understated unit rather than a board with a frame bolted around it.
What Ships with This Board
- 1 x large grey felt noticeboard, neutral grey felt face in a satin silver anodised aluminium frame
- 1 x wall fixing kit with concealed corner fixings for a screw-free finish
Fitting Out an Office or Studio?
Setting up several rooms or a long wall at once? The same frame holds a felt face in red, blue, green or cork, and the range runs through smaller sizes too, ready to leave together on one order. Call 01279 460460 or list what the space needs on the contact page and the team will pull it together.
NB7524GY is a 2400mm x 1200mm grey felt noticeboard with a satin anodised aluminium frame from Displaysense. As the largest board in the range, its neutral grey felt is designed to recede into a contemporary interior, giving a wide display an understated look that works with pins and staples. Board size 2400mm x 1200mm. A satin silver anodised frame with concealed corner fixings for a screw-free finish, supplied with a wall fixing kit and mounting in portrait or landscape. Takes pins and staples. Suited to contemporary offices, co-working floors, modern retail and showrooms, design studios, hospitality back-of-house and corporate breakout areas. Available with a red, blue, green or cork surface in this size, with smaller formats down to 900mm x 600mm. Displaysense, UK display specialist since 1978.
Specifications
Full technical specification for the 2400mm x 1200mm grey felt noticeboard with its satin anodised aluminium frame. The largest board in the range, with a neutral grey felt surface for pins and staples, concealed corner fixings for a screw-free finish and a complete wall fixing kit as standard, mounting in portrait or landscape for an understated indoor display across contemporary offices, co-working and hot-desking floors, modern showrooms, design studios and corporate breakout areas.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Surface | Neutral grey felt | A neutral grey felt takes pins and staples and re-pins without wear, keeping a large display sharp while the colour blends into a modern scheme rather than imposing on it. |
| Colour | Neutral mid-grey | An understated tone that takes its cue from the room, suiting contemporary offices and studios and letting pinned work rather than the board hold the eye. |
| Frame | Satin anodised aluminium | An anodised edge resists scratches, corrosion and fingerprints and holds a large panel flat, while the satin finish keeps office glare off the felt. |
| Frame Colour | Satin silver | A quiet silver border is chosen to match the grey, the two reading as one understated unit on a contemporary wall. |
| Board Size | 2400mm x 1200mm | The largest board in the range gives one continuous wall that holds a whole floor or department of notices in a single place. |
| Orientation | Portrait or landscape | The rectangular board hangs tall or wide, so it fits a breakout area, a desk run or a taller wall without changing the display. |
| Display Method | Pins and staples | Pins hold quick notices and staples fix paper flat, so a busy office wall can be changed and rebuilt in seconds with no tape or adhesive. |
| Fixings | Concealed corner fixings | Hidden corner fittings mount the board for a screw-free finish, and the wall fixing kit is supplied in the box ready to hang. |
| Finish | Low-sheen satin | A satin surface scatters office and overhead lighting rather than reflecting it, so the display stays readable across the room. |
| Material | Felt and aluminium | A neutral felt surface set in a recyclable aluminium frame, built to hold notices and stand up to constant workplace use. |
| Environment | Indoor use | Made for interior walls in offices, studios and showrooms, away from damp and weather that would spoil the felt over time. |
| Returns | 28 days | Send any unused board back within 28 days in its original packaging for a simple, straightforward refund with no fuss or restocking charge. |
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 Noticeboard
Q: What is the best large noticeboard for a contemporary office?
A: The 2400 x 1200mm grey felt board is the natural fit for a contemporary office. As the largest in the range it carries a whole floor's notices on one surface, the neutral grey settles into a modern scheme instead of imposing a colour, and the felt holds both pins and staples for everyday changes.
Q: Why choose a grey noticeboard over a coloured one?
A: Grey stays out of the way, which is what a designed interior usually wants from a board. Instead of pushing a colour onto the wall it borrows the tone of the room, leaving the pinned work to lead, where a brighter board would pull against the scheme already in place. That matters more on a board this large, where a strong colour would carry right across the room.
Q: Will the grey board blend into a modern interior?
A: Yes, blending in is the whole idea. A neutral grey takes its cue from the surfaces around it, so even a large board eases into a pared-back office, showroom or studio without taking the space over, and the matching silver frame keeps it reading as one understated unit.
Q: How are notices fixed to this grey felt board?
A: Pins and staples handle it. A push pin holds the notices that change often and lifts away leaving nothing behind, while a staple pins a plan or laminated sheet flat for as long as you want it, and neither relies on tape or adhesive that would scuff a smart wall.
Q: How big is this grey noticeboard?
A: The board is 2400 x 1200mm, the biggest size in the range. One continuous grey surface covers an open-plan floor or a long studio wall in a single piece, sparing the wall a row of smaller boards with gaps between them, and at this size two people will find it easiest to position.
Q: Can the board be mounted portrait or landscape?
A: Both work. As a simple rectangle the board carries an identical display upright or on its side, so the wall decides the orientation. Landscape spans a desk run or a breakout area, portrait suits a narrower stretch beside glazing, and either way the usable area is the same.
Q: Is this grey board suited to a co-working or hot-desking space?
A: Yes. Co-working and hot-desking floors lean on it as one fixed point for house rules, events and shared notices, and the muted tone keeps a space full of changing faces feeling ordered. The wide surface leaves room for everyone to post without crowding a small board.
Q: Should I choose the grey board or the red board at this size?
A: Each is a 2400 x 1200mm felt board in the identical satin aluminium frame, so the choice is about the wall. NB7524GY in grey recedes into an office, studio or showroom scheme, while the red NBA1224R is built to be noticed on a busy corridor. Pick grey to blend in, red to stand out.
Q: Does the grey felt show notices and printed colour clearly?
A: Yes. The grey is a neutral mid-tone, dark enough to frame the work yet light enough that white sheets, printed colour and plans stay crisply defined rather than fading into it. The board gives a quiet backdrop while keeping a large display easy to read from across a room.
Q: Does this noticeboard come with free UK delivery?
A: It does, and nothing has to be spent to qualify. Free delivery covers the UK mainland, with 28 days to send anything unused back for a refund. Displaysense has supplied offices, studios and showrooms across the country as a display specialist since 1978.
Q: Can I get this board in other colours or sizes?
A: Yes. This 2400 x 1200mm frame also holds a red, blue or green felt face or a cork surface, and the range carries on down through smaller sizes from 900 x 600mm. Since every board uses the same satin aluminium frame, a wall or office can mix colours and sizes and still look consistent.
Q: Is the grey felt hard-wearing for constant office use?
A: Yes. The felt is made to be pinned and re-pinned for years, easing back around each hole so the face stays even rather than marking. Kept indoors and clear of damp, both the grey felt and the satin frame keep their finish for the long term, so a board fitted today still looks right after years of constant office use.
Knowledge Hub
Noticeboard Knowledge Hub
A large grey board works best when it is matched to a busy, contemporary space and the display is kept clear rather than left to crowd. These Displaysense guides cover choosing the right board for a room, planning display across offices and studios, and placing notices where they are genuinely seen and read.
