Felt Wall Tiles | Large Cork Board Alternative | Aesthetic Felt Bulletin Board for Office, Home & Classroom | Large Cork Boards for Walls Pinboard (12-Pack) | Camel

I am so glad that I bought this. I have a really small house and not a lot of area too hang anything on the walls. I ended up buying this and putting it in my son’s room and made a little corner where they can put their backpacks when they come home and hang up their artwork. It’s a great spot for them to be proud of their work and show it off, but also not so much in the main area of the house where it feels cluttered. The squares were really easy to assemble and applied to the wall. You can make any shape you want. They’ve been up for several months now and have not fallen. It’s really easy to push thumbtack into as well. I love these so much that I might also buy some for my office. They just look really clean and nice compared to a regular old corkboard.

Looks Amazing! The perfect art display board for my kid’s craft room. They were so excited to be able to hang up their art. We got kid-friendly thumb tacks to go with the board and the tacks fit perfectly on the board and don’t stick out. Super easy to install too! Ease of use: Easy to hang up! Functionality: Works great! Look: Love the color!

Great alternative to clumsy bulletin boards. My daughter used them to make wall to post her calendar and all the kid’s artwork and upcoming school events. Easy to install and looks classy in a kitchen! She’s no expert and mounted easily and so far hasn’t cause any issues. She highly recommends them !

Sticks great versatile and can wrap around corners to make clean lines. Very sturdy black color helps my pins pop. They thick enough for me and sticking well to the wall. Very easy to install. I could see it being great for an office. Just needs a smooth wall.

These Decorita Felt Wall Tiles are so nice, I bought them twice! I was so happy with the first box of tiles that after living with the board for just a few months, I decided that I needed it to be a bit bigger. So I bought a second box of felt tiles - also in Ocean Blue - and now have a board measuring 36" tall by 60" wide. (While I had planned on using the remaining nine tiles in another place, a 48" x 60" board might be needed.) I like these tiles that much. The positives are that they are a bit over 1/4" thick, and they will work with pushpins and map pins. They are sturdy - they might be described as being stiff - and the felted finish is tight and firm. They will hold up very well with heavy use, and still have a "like new" appearance. Even after being moved a few times. A couple of things to note - they're not negatives so much as FYIs. -- One - If you're thinking of cutting tiles for some purpose, know that the four edges of each tile are bevelled. The look is great - and I wouldn't change it! - but it does mean that cutting the tiles will result in an edge that doesn't match up with the rest. -- Two - Matching up the tiles so that they are tight, square and straight is iffy, at least that was the case for me. After one or two attempts, I found that using a level to place the first tile, then using a level and eye-balling it a bit on subsequent tiles resulted in square corner junctions, and a finished board that had straight edges, and was straight on the wall. -- Three - Each box comes with sixty mounting squares, enough for fifteen tiles. The instructions state the adhesive squares can be removed without damage to the wall. That is true... mostly. During the original hanging, and then when I moved the tiles to make a larger board, several mounting squares removed a little bit of paint, and even some plaster, during removal. This wasn't a deal-breaker for me, but it could be an issue for some, so just saying... -- Four - While the box includes enough for fifteen tiles - the twelve in the box, and extras - being able to purchase a package of additional mounting squares would be a terrific option for those of us that might want to change things up a bit. Even a recommendation for a readily available alternative would be appreciated. **Update: I tried some mounting squares by 3M and they were crap. They didn’t work and the tiles fell off the wall an hour after being mounted. -- Five - if you would like to get in touch with the company, or find out where the tiles were made, good luck. There is no information in the box, or on the box, that makes it possible to contact the company, or even to identify their name. Country of origin? Again, good luck finding out. These tiles are a colorful or subtle way to create a bulletin / inspiration / memory board for any space, be in an office, studio, kitchen or kid-space. If I had the space, I think I would do an entire wall... probably using two colors for a checkerboard look. Yes, I like these Decorita tiles that much.

This is a great product. Looks sleek and was easy to put up. The only downside is that to take it down we need to use a heat gun. Not sure how that will go when the time comes.

The tiles came beautifully boxed with tissue paper wrapping the tiles, 3 sheets of adhesives and instructions. I have seen several reviews from other brands that had complaints about using the adhesive squares. Their complaint was how difficult it was to remove the waxed paper and get them to stick to the tiles. This problem was non-existent with the adhesive squares provided by Decorita. Each adhesive square had a tab that was not on the adhesive allowing me to easily remove the wax paper. This made hanging the tiles a breeze...no frustration! I installed these tiles under cabinets. So, the tiles at the top of the two rows I installed could not accommodate a full tile. I used a box cutter to cut the top row of tiles to size and then made sure I installed the tiles so the beveled edges matched up to the first row of tiles and the cut edge was under the bottom of the cabinet. It was easy peasy. These tiles are dense and held my tacked items with ease and removing a tack didn't leave any marks on the tiles. These tiles are a better solution than cork and should last a long time. I also think paying a bit extra for the Decorita tiles was well worth the quality and ease of installation.

I found this while searching for large cork boards for displaying my enamel pin collection, and I'm very glad I went with this instead of cork! The adhesive holds up very well to even the appreciable weight of dozens of metal pins; I bought mine just over a year ago and they've stayed in place perfectly, rock-solid. They don't attract dust, they don't produce mess when moving things around, and the fact that they're just under 1' square means that they fit perfectly in the space I picked out for them. They're also just a really attractive way to display the collection! Absolutely worth it, great purchase, highly recommended for any pin collector! [ed. typo]