Recycled Rubber Bulletin Board – Oak Wood Frame

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Create a communication surface that performs beautifully and aligns with sustainable values with Ghent’s Recycled Rubber Bulletin Board in an Oak Wood Frame. Crafted for active spaces where durability and aesthetics matter equally, this bulletin board combines an eco‑friendly recycled rubber surface with the warmth and timeless appeal of a real wood frame. It is a communication solution that looks intentional in any interior and holds up to the everyday demands of posting, organizing, and displaying information. 

The heart of this board is its recycled rubber surface, thoughtfully engineered from post‑consumer materials to deliver long‑lasting performance and enhanced resilience. Unlike traditional cork that can show wear from repeated tacking, the rubber surface naturally self‑heals over time as pinholes contract. This feature helps preserve a clean, professional look even in high‑use areas. The dense texture securely holds pushpins, tacks, and clips without crumbling or fraying, making it ideal for environments where notices, charts, schedules, and visual reminders are updated frequently. 

Framed in solid oak wood with a rich finish, this board brings warmth and refined character to your space. The genuine wood frame is carefully finished to display natural grain and depth, blending seamlessly with wood trim, furniture, or architectural details. Oak’s classic look and durability make this board a perfect fit for executive spaces, classrooms, hospitality areas, libraries, and any place where a polished appearance matters just as much as functional performance. 

Beyond its appearance, the recycled rubber surface offers practical advantages. Its dense yet flexible composition allows pins to stay secure without tearing up the material, so even heavy or layered displays remain in place over time. The surface’s resilience also helps hide pinholes as they close back together, giving the board a cleaner look for longer. This practical durability makes it ideal for school corridors, healthcare waiting areas, office breakrooms, and collaborative spaces where visual communication is part of everyday activity. 

Installation is straightforward and results in a flush, professional presentation that feels intentionally integrated into your environment. The rigid backing ensures stability, and the oak frame adds structural strength that supports years of dependable use. Once mounted, this board becomes a centralized hub for information sharing that teams and visitors alike can rely on throughout the day. 

Maintenance is simple. Routine dusting or gentle vacuuming keeps the gummy rubber surface looking fresh, and the oak frame can be cared for with occasional wiping to preserve its finish. There are no special products needed, and the combination of resilient rubber and classic wood helps the board maintain its appearance with minimal upkeep. 

Proudly made in the USA, this bulletin board reflects Ghent’s commitment to quality craftsmanship, sustainable design, and products that perform over the long term. The Recycled Rubber Bulletin Board with Oak Wood Frame supports an eco‑conscious approach to interior communication without compromising style, function, or durability. 

For coordinated communication solutions, pair this bulletin board with Ghent’s glassboards, porcelain whiteboards, or additional recycled rubber boards to create an intentional, versatile space that makes information easy to see, use, and understand. 

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