EkatooBulletin Board, Notice Board

Love these! I've had my eye on them for awhile and finally got them for my desk area.The fun designs allow a little creativity with arranging them and the colors are really pretty and vibrant, adds a nice pop of colors to a boring work space.The company does include a note about the adhesive stating that it's quite sticky/strong and if you plan to rearrange, to only use half (shows how to fold the backing, etc.). Since we are planning to move soon, I decided this would be best for me. However!! I have had one come loose a few times and another has completely fallen off! I'm not sure only using half the adhesive really works... that or it just doesn't like to stick to my desk area. I'm making it work for now since I'll soon take them down and use the backing to recover for moving. I'll try to update once I put them back up and use the entire back.Overall though I really enjoy having them for my desk. The size is perfect for my small space, I love the fun design and colors. Great quality and durable, thickness is just right for pushpins and other cute pins I like to decorate with. And of course they do the job of holding notes and whatever else needed.

Exactly as described. Sticks well

Just put these up in my twins room for all there little insta film pictures and they look super cute and are perfect for them!! Color is great!!

The studio where I teach has these on the walls all around the room, and they are both cute and functional. Not all pinboards are thick enough but these are nice and thick, and tacks go into them easily and securely.

These are such cute little pin boards, I used them to show off my enamel pins and they worked perfectly for that purpose, but when it came time to leave the apartment, I had a lot of difficulty getting the boards off the wall- some of the boards were damaged, with chunks coming off their backs; others came off alright, just without the adhesive. Getting the thick, sticky adhesive off the wall was so difficult it took me several hours across multiple days trying to get it all off the wall, involving: goo gone, brillo pads, a hair dryer, paint scraper and old credit cards. Even then, I couldn't get it all without damaging the wall underneath, and ended up costing me $60 to the landlord because I fully conceded to her, I could NOT remove it myself (I think they still damaged the wall in the process).I'm trying to work on a way to reuse the boards, but it's a tricky project because some of them were damaged. They're still so cute, I couldn't bear to toss them!