Large Office Cork Board Alternative - 47"x35"12 Pack Felt Wall Tiles Self-Adhesive Safe Removable No Damage for Wall Pin Board Tack Board Felt Cork Board for Walls or Office 48 x 36 White

This product is perfect for displaying Hot Wheels. Keeps from having a bunch of pin holes in the walls. I would request the option to order larger panels which would make it faster to use.

Help with placement of a quilt. Tape is hard to peel off but it works.

The main description should say 12 tiles of 12x12. To me, I am ordering a package of 12 tiles the size of 47x35 since that is the size in the picture.

These panels are a good value, look nice, and are easy to stick to the wall. It’s a great bonus that they come with push pins too. My only complaint is that the white backings on the mounting stickers are a pain to take off. It’ll take a minute or two per sticker to remove the backing. Not a huge deal, it just makes it take a bit longer to install.

I ordered these to use for storyboarding novels, and I was amazed that I only needed four to make a 24"x24" board. Yes, I know, I could have used my noodle and figured that much out beforehand, but seeing it installed, it really is amazing what a good deal this is! I can now make three of the same size boards to put up around the house. Or a long narrow one to put up in the kitchen for reminders and one XL board for the office.It comes with 48 squares of what I think they're calling Alien Tape -- the thick, clear, 3M Command Hook type tape that really sticks. I stuck mine to a piece of hardboard from Lowes, so that I can move it with me when I get sick of writing in my living room. Point being, the surface of that board is super smooth, so it sticks really well. I used the same tape to put smaller items on painted drywall and it sticks really well there, too, so I have a feeling that it should hold these panels up just fine. And, if you can get tweezers in there, I think it is the same command-type tape 3M uses on its hooks, so if you can grip the tape and pull on it, it might let loose without damaging walls. This is a total guess tho, ymmv.Overall, super happy with these. I can't wait to figure out where to put the other 8. Maybe I need to start a more complex novel haha.

This is a good looking board, different than regular cork. It allows you to customize the size you need which I like. I used Command strips on the back side I am a renter and I can't risk wall damage when it's time to take them down.

We got these for DW's obsession for travel patches. Patches for countries visited. States visited. Parks visited. Festivals visited. Museums visited. So many patches...So to accommodate them all we got these, and they are a winner. The holes are self-healing. The patch may have an unsealable hole, but the board itself is fine. The only warning is that really long pins (anything more than 1/4") can go through to the back side, so be careful and don't push too far.There is one more issue - 12 is not enough for all of these patches, so we will need to get more. So many patches...

I like that these boards are nice and large, it helps me cover a large area in my kids playroom on the wall. These are nice because they create enough space for them to hang up their own artwork and other things that are special to them. These boards minimizes the damage to the walls. I did not fully adhere them to the walls, but I did attach them using other temporary adhesive products that I have. if you wish to leave permanently in place.