Felt Noticeboard 120×120 cm GREY in Aluminium Frame

Description

• HIGH-QUALITY SURFACE — This elegant and durable surface is made from premium felt. It’s perfect for displaying important materials by attaching them with pins or Velcro.
• DURABLE FRAME — The sturdy frame is crafted from anodised aluminium, ensuring stability and resistance to damage, which extends the lifespan of the noticeboard.
• VERSATILE DESIGN — With its universal look, felt noticeboards are ideal for various spaces. They make a stylish addition to offices, homes, children's rooms, pubs, or restaurants.
• EASY INSTALLATION — The included mounting kit allows for quick and simple wall installation. The noticeboard can be mounted both vertically and horizontally.

DURABLE AND PRACTICAL

The felt noticeboard is a practical and stylish accessory that fits seamlessly into various settings. Whether in classrooms, restaurants, offices, or at home, its high-quality felt surface in an eye-catching colour is perfect for displaying important notes, photos, certificates, or diplomas. You can easily attach items using pins or Velcro.

The frame, made from anodised aluminium, offers both stability and damage resistance. The grey corner protectors add extra durability. The board can be hung vertically or horizontally, depending on your preference, and comes with a complete mounting kit.

VERSATILE AND FUNCTIONAL

Thanks to its versatility, this felt noticeboard can be used in a variety of environments, such as:

• Office — Perfect as an organiser for notes, documents, and other key materials. It’s great for posting individual or team schedules.
• Home — Ideal for displaying family photos, children’s drawings, or reminders about upcoming events like birthdays.
• School — Great for pinning school competition announcements or showcasing students' outstanding work.
• Commercial Spaces — A practical way to catch customers' attention by displaying special offers, product information, or pricing.

Important — This offer is for the product in the colour shown in the attached images and visualisations.