Large Cork Board Alternative - 11.8"x11.8"x0.35" 12 Pack Felt Wall Tiles Self-Adhesive Safe Removable Large Corkboard Bulletin Board Felt Cork Board for Walls Cork Board for Office 48 x 36-Black

These boards are sleek, stylish, and easy to install! We used them to display our collection of firefighter patches in the garage, and they look fantastic all arranged together. They’ve been up for several months now without any issues of falling. We were so impressed that we just ordered more to expand our display wall.

Great quality, thin, but thick enough so that a tack will not go through to the back side. Self stick, but one fell off the wall. I probably didn't apply it well. I recommend this.

Great value and I was happy with the thickness but once the weather got humid they started falling down so I had to nail them up .... problem solved.

I put them up in my work office. Easy installation. Works great, tiles are thick. Great value for the money. Everything was included, held on securely with double back tape.

We used this to protect our wall from darts where we hung our dartboard. Seems to be working great. We ordered 2 packs to make sure we covered enough space (I’m really bad at darts)

First, I ordered two packages of these to create a darts shield for a patio room wall. I got a new dart board for my BD, but having had some experience with them a long time ago, I knew that playing darts can do some serious damage to the walls on which they're mounted. I checked around and the unanimous opinion was to use cork. As these tiles are 1/2" thick, that would be ideal.They seemed to be very well made. But after letting sit opened for an hour or two, I noticed they were starting to warp; instead of remaining completely flat, the centers of the tiles started to rise a little bit on the adhesive side. As I had no other alternative, I started to place the tiles on the wall.If you're going to cut these tiles, you might want to sacrifice one tile to see how your technique works. The cork is, for cork, quite hard, and almost impossible to cut cleanly with a very sharp knife. Thick cork crumbles if you're using a dull tool, or a coarse saw. I ended up using a handheld power jig saw with extremely sharp Bosch saw blades of type TP144. The cut edges were not glassy smooth but kind of a "sandy" rough, and that was good enough to blend with edges on adjacent tiles w/o being obvious.My "fitting" of the tiles was not perfect, but it was good enough for wall protection, especially when one considers that darts are usually played in bars with a beer in the other hand.I'll update this after a few weeks with regard to the quality of the adhesive.

My classroom is very small and only had one very small bulletin board. These tiles were combined to cover one of my walls. It has added so much space to hang my anchor charts and visuals.

Great for surrounding dart board in our game room.