Unframed Fire Retardant Grey Felt Noticeboard - 2400mm x 1200mm
In stock.
Pre-order Order now, despatched as soon as the next batch lands
- Price lockedat today's price
- Free deliveryUK mainland
- Trackedlink sent by email
Need it sooner? In stock now, ready to ship
| Quantity | Discount | Save |
|---|---|---|
| 5 - 9 | 3% off | £6.18 |
| 10 + | 5% off | £10.30 |
The Displaysense NB7324GY is a noticeboard, 2400mm by 1200mm, with felt and felt. It is certified to BS 476 Class 0 and BS EN 13501-1:2002 Class B-s1 d0 and delivered free to UK Mainland.
Finish your display like a professional
A0 Lockable Anodised Aluminium Black Poster Case with 45mm Frame Profile and Wall Fixings
£172.00
(Inc VAT)
£143.33
(Exc VAT)
Magnetic Height Adjustable Star Based Flip Chart Easel - 700mm x 1000mm
£176.00
(Inc VAT)
£146.67
(Exc VAT)
Overview
Description
Specifications
Delivery & Returns
FAQs
Knowledge Hub
A Neutral Grey Noticeboard Keeps the Focus on the Notice
In a smart, simple interior the wrong noticeboard stands out too much, and the point of grey is that it does the opposite, blending into the wall so the printed notices are what people actually see. This large grey felt board is built for that setting, a plain tone that goes with a painted, concrete or grey-and-white scheme instead of fighting it, while the notices supply whatever colour the wall needs. Underneath the quiet colour it is fully fire-rated all the same, carrying Class 0 to BS 476 and Class B-s1 d0 under EN 13501-1 across the whole board, so a grey board on a corridor or a shared route is certified exactly like any brighter one. The upshot is a board that matches a bright one on fire safety while asking for none of the attention, which is exactly why a designer reaches for grey. The broad face gives a professional space one neat, ordered wall for its information, and the felt takes push pins and Velcro so updating it leaves no mark on the neutral face. Best suited to offices, receptions and healthcare settings where a large board has to look at home in a smart, tidy space and still meet fire rules.
Why a Grey Felt Board Never Competes for Attention
- A colour that competes with nothing: Grey is the one felt shade that takes nothing away from what is pinned to it, so a full board of notices reads clearly without the surface pulling at the eye. In a smart, tidy room that is exactly the job it does, and nothing more is asked of it.
- At home in a neutral scheme: A grey face settles against a painted wall, a concrete finish or a grey-and-white fit-out rather than standing apart from it, so a large board looks like a planned part of the space instead of something bolted onto a smart interior.
- The grade covers the finished board: Fire testing is run on the built board, felt and backing as one, to Class 0 under BS 476 and Class B-s1 d0 under EN 13501-1, so a plain grey board on a corridor is signed off to the same standard as any bright one.
- A pin or a pad, no residue: A push pin sits in the grey felt and a hook-and-loop pad grips it just as well, so paper and lighter items both hold and then come away without a mark, keeping a large board simple to keep current.
- Nothing raised on the face: With no frame and nothing proud of the surface, the grey face lies flat against the wall as one quiet plane, giving a busy corridor no proud edge and the eye no border to catch on.
- Sits the wide way, landscape: It hangs landscape on the fixings supplied for that, and a pair of people bring it level in one go, leaving only the final fixing to set once the board is up on the wall.
Where a Grey Information Board Sits in a Modern Interior
| Corporate Offices | Head-office floors and meeting suites want information on the wall without a board that clashes with the fit-out, and a neutral grey face carries rotas and updates while blending into the room, the fire grade covering a commercial route. It carries the notices a floor needs without ever becoming the thing people look at. |
| Reception and Front of House | First impressions count at a front desk, so a grey board holds visitor and service notices without drawing the eye from the space itself, and the composite fire grade keeps a public-facing area compliant. The desk and the branding stay the focus, not the board. |
| Healthcare and Clinics | Clinical corridors and staff areas suit a board that stays plain behind appointment and safety notices, and a fire-rated grey surface meets the standards a healthcare route is held to while keeping to the soft, plain colours of a clinical space. |
| Universities and Professional Firms | Admin corridors and practice offices favour a board that looks considered rather than loud, so a grey face suits a smart or modern office, the whole-board certificate covering the shared routes an estate has to account for. |
| Studios and Co-Working Spaces | Open, simple workspaces want a board that fits a clean, modern look, and a grey surface holds member and project notices without spoiling the look, the tested grade keeping a busy shared floor within fire rules. It fits a smart space without ever looking like an afterthought. |
| Public and Civic Buildings | Neutral interiors in civic buildings take a grey board that carries public information without fighting the look of the room, and the fire certificate covers a space the public use every day. |
Need a Smaller Grey Board?
Shorter wall to cover? The same fire-rated grey felt is made as the Unframed Fire Resistant Grey Felt Noticeboard 1800mm x 1200mm.
NB7324GY is an Unframed Fire-Resistant Grey Felt Noticeboard from Displaysense. A large grey board whose neutral tone blends into the wall, keeping the focus on the notices rather than the board. Comes as two panels that join into a single board. Dimensions 2400mm x 1200mm. Weight 38.25kg. Grey fire-rated felt, frameless and sitting flush to the wall, graded as one composite to BS 476 Class 0 and BS EN 13501-1:2002 Class B-s1 d0. It takes push pins and Velcro, fixes in landscape, wall fixings in the box, for indoor use. Chosen by offices, receptions, healthcare and professional interiors wanting a large board that sits within a neutral scheme and still meets fire rules. The same wide board is offered in red, blue and green too. The two grey felt panels meet as one broad board, open for pins and Velcro, and hang landscape along a professional wall. Displaysense, UK display specialist since 1978.
Grey does its job on a noticeboard by staying out of the way of the content. Set against a run of printed notices, a neutral grey gives the eye nothing to fix on but the information, so a full board looks like a wall of notices rather than a coloured panel hung on the wall. That is the appeal in a smart, tidy space, where a brighter board would announce itself and this one simply holds what it is given. The colour helps most by staying quiet, and that quietness is a design decision in itself, not the absence of one.
Where a board sits in a smart fit-out matters as much as what it holds. A neutral grey lines up with a painted wall, exposed concrete or soft, plain colours instead of cutting across it, so a large board looks planned in rather than added on, a planned part of the scheme a designer set out. In a reception or a studio that counts, because the wall itself is on show. Grey is the safe pick when the room itself is the feature and the board should not be. A board that clashes with the walls dates a fit-out, while a plain one stays out of the way.
Both a push pin and a hook-and-loop pad hold in the grey felt, so paper and lighter pieces fix on and lift away without leaving a mark, and a board that changes weekly keeps its plain, even look. With no frame it finishes as one flat plane against the wall, nothing standing proud for a passing trolley or bag to knock where a corridor runs busy. On a broad board that clean, edge-free face is part of why it looks like part of the wall rather than an object on it. Through months of pinning and unpinning the dense felt keeps its even tone, so the surface still looks deliberate rather than tired.
Certification is based on the finished board, its grey felt and backing measured as one make-up rather than separately, giving Class 0 to BS 476 with Class B-s1 d0 under EN 13501-1. Because that covers the assembled board, a plain grey one is passed for a corridor or a shared route exactly as a brighter board would be, and the certificate is kept for inspection. It reaches the wall as two panels that join there, so even a board this broad is carried in and lifted without special handling, and two people hang it landscape on the supplied fixings with no surround, catch or hinge to work around. Once it is level, there is nothing more to adjust and nothing to maintain.
What Ships with This Noticeboard
- 2 x fire-resistant grey felt panels, unframed, joining to make the 2400mm x 1200mm board
- 1 x wall fixing pack for a landscape mount
Matching a Board to Your Interior?
Matching a board to a particular scheme, or fitting several around a building, is simpler with a hand. Our team can help you pick across the fire-rated range.
Call us on 01279 460460 or get in touch.
NB7324GY is an Unframed Fire-Resistant Grey Felt Noticeboard from Displaysense. A large grey board whose neutral tone blends into the wall, keeping the focus on the notices rather than the board. Comes as two panels that join into a single board. Dimensions 2400mm x 1200mm. Weight 38.25kg. Grey fire-rated felt, frameless and sitting flush to the wall, graded as one composite to BS 476 Class 0 and BS EN 13501-1:2002 Class B-s1 d0. It takes push pins and Velcro, fixes in landscape, wall fixings in the box, for indoor use. Chosen by offices, receptions, healthcare and professional interiors wanting a large board that sits within a neutral scheme and still meets fire rules. The same wide board is offered in red, blue and green too. Displaysense, UK display specialist since 1978.
Everything on the NB7324GY is set out below. Five figures give the quick read, then each row pairs a spec with a short line on what it means for a large grey board chosen to sit within a neutral interior rather than stand out from it. Read the rows for the felt, the fixing method, the fire certification and how the pair of panels go up.
| Specification | Detail | What This Means for You |
|---|---|---|
| Board Size | 2400mm x 1200mm | A broad face that dresses a long office or corridor wall in one plain run, reaching where a shorter board would leave a gap. |
| Fire Certification | BS 476 Class 0 and BS EN 13501-1:2002 Class B-s1 d0 | Graded to both standards under independent test, the documentation an architect or facilities team wants on file before a wide board joins a protected route. |
| Cover | Open, no glazing | The grey felt sits open across the two panels with no door or lock, so staff post and swap notices freely on a professional wall. |
| Surface | Felt, takes push pins and Velcro | A push pin holds paper and a hook-and-loop pad takes lighter cards, both leaving the grey felt unmarked as a display is changed. |
| Panel Format | Supplied in two parts | Two sections instead of one oversized sheet, which lets a board this wide be carried through doors and lifted onto the wall by two people without a struggle. |
| Design | Unframed, flush edge-to-edge | No surround at all, so the grey face sits flush and edge-free on the wall, leaving nothing raised for a passer-by or a trolley to knock in a busy corridor. |
| Colour / Finish | Neutral grey felt | A soft grey that takes attention off the board and puts it on the notices, going with a painted, concrete or grey-and-white scheme. |
| Weight | 38.25kg | Something to plan for on the day, though two people share it easily between them. No hoist, trolley or extra crew is needed to get it onto the wall. |
| Fixings | Wall fixings included | The wall fixings are packed in with the board, so it can mount to a solid wall the day it lands, with the right plugs for brick, plaster and plasterboard included. |
| Orientation | Landscape | Set to run the wide way along the wall in landscape, with the fixings supplied to match that. It is not built to stand upright in portrait. |
| Environment | Indoor | Meant for dry indoor corridors, halls and offices. Kept out of the wet, the grey holds its shade and its fire grade for years. It is not for an outdoor wall. |
| Also Available In | Red, blue and green at this size | Three further felt colours are made in this size, so a site can hold every wall to the same neutral grey or pick a different shade for a particular area. |
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
3 to 5 days
Working days, UK Mainland
Returns
28 days
Original condition and packaging
Good to know
- Orders typically ship within 1 to 2 working days of placement
- Tracking email sent on dispatch
- Ground-floor, accessible delivery point
Returns must be unused and in original packaging. Full delivery information · Returns policy
FAQs About This Large Grey Fire-Rated Noticeboard
Planning a Calm, Neutral Notice Wall
A neutral board still has to be planned, since its position, the way notices are grouped and how often they are refreshed decide whether a calm grey wall looks ordered or simply gets ignored. The Displaysense guides below run through fire-resistant noticeboards in schools, picking a school noticeboard, best practice for a reception board, and wider approaches to school communication across a site.
