Quartet Cork Tiles, Cork Board, 12" x 12", Corkboard, Wall Bulletin Boards, Natural, 4 count (Pack of 1)

As described. Should be fun to put around the kitchen cabinetsThey are slight on the thin side so unless you plan to put them in picture frames, keep that in mind so you don't Mar your walls by pushing your pins in too deeply. Now, I have two in the house on the wall next to my bedroom and my son' and we use the like most use a white board but it's for that field trip slip he forgot to give me, or the need for lunch $, me asking if he needs X from the store and he isn't home... That way way I can sign and pin it back on his or a 10 dollar bill or he can answer my question and pin it on mine. The fridge doesn't get as crowded with important lost papers underneath one another and it's pretty difficult to NOT see something new on the board as you walk into your own bedroomThe other two, I white glues together and made coasters out of them adding decorative, flat push pins pressed randmly in each one. It serve an eye catching purpose as what they are for and, because there are push pins in them, the glass, bottle doesn't stick to the coaster ( like aLOT do) the coaster stays on the table instead of falling into your guest's lap.Yes, they work awesome as a bulletin board to place anywhere you need one ( or four near one another per person or topic, but because of their size? They are excellent for other creative possibilites in any room. Love them

I used these cork boards for school. I used thumb tacks to hold my items on and never had a problem with them going through to the wall. They were actually pretty sturdy for how thin they are. The self adhesive also held up well. They lasted the year before I took them down and would have last longer if it wasn’t for us moving. Although I did have a little problem with the boards breaking when I took them down I was only able to save two of them and the adhesive was a hassle as it stuck to the wall and was not easy to remove. But did not damage the wall.

Very easy to use. Push the pins in and go. Comes with adhesive stickers to attach to wall. Had a slightly weird smell at first but went away quickly. Color is your basic cork color. Appearance once complete is great. Durability seems a little flimsy but once attacked to wall it’s solid. The only thing I had an issue with is the fit of the pins on the cork. It’s pretty thin so the backs of pins poke through and touch the walls. Liked them with thicker felt and it’s solid.

Purchased for my classroom to do in the wall behind my desk. Perfect purchase. They were a lot thinner than I thought but perfect for the space.

The cork tiles themselves are okay. They are what I expected. Kind of thin, but if we use the shorter push-pins, it's not a problem.But installing these with the included mounting tape? AWFUL!! It was practically impossible to remove both sides of the double-sided tape squares to stick these to the wall. If I got one side peeled and stuck to the board, I then could not get the other side off, and the whole square had to be scrapped.My husband walked in on me, in a fit of fury, trying to get the backing off of the double-sided mounting square, and he said, "Let me do that. It looks like you're getting frustrated.""Gladly!" I exclaimed.He took over, and not more than two minutes passed when he said, "OH MY GOD. I give up!"Luckily I had on hand another type of mounting tape on hand, and I was able to oh-so-simply install these cork tiles onto the wall. But if I had only what came in this package with this product, I would have been super mad.So I would recommend this product, but ONLY IF you purchase a separate mounting product.

I use them to line my counter so it doesn't make noise late in the night.

No hassle, easy to use and looks great!

Holy moly Batman, who would’ve thought painting cork board is a multi-step process! After I watching a few videos on creating a blacktop parking lot for my diorama, and trying out a few options, I settled on just using black paint with Mod Podge mixed in. I needed to do several layers, but it dried quickly and evenly, even though I didn’t paint it evenly. I think it came out well for a Newbie.The first image is a mix of sand from my driveway, Mod Podge and black paint. The second and last images are just Mod Podge and black paint.