Some cork boards are too thin for a push pin to go in very far. Is that the case with this board?
1251723
I wasn't sure this was the one I bought so long ago, but it is. Yes, push pins are just fine with this. I use is all the time and as I said I purchased this quite awhile ago. Well worth it.
1251724
I don't think so, it seems like a very high quality board. I use straight pins though, and they seem to go in just fine and far enough.
1251725
I used mine to hang jewelry on and I could push the pins all the way in. However, they may have come out the back but I wasn't moving them so I didn't care.
1251726
I would say that this cork is pretty thin, however, they were gifts to my neices and I haven't noticed how much the push pins go in..
287866
I wouldn't think it would be a problem, but I don't have two stuck in there. The ports ride the edge of the board.
874605
The nail is about twice as thick as the corresponding part on a typical bulletin board push pin or thumb tack. In my opinion, the nail could be a bit longer, but they have worked out well for my chair.
199673
It is very thin. You definitely can't put it on a wall and use push pins. Not even sure what you would use to attach anything to it.
1882352
I'm not familiar with California closets but I've never seen any pins that didn't measure 1/4 inch in diameter, shelf pins that is. Bob
1418303
it's only about 1/8" thick. If you did a couple layers it could work. My wife used it to cut into 1" strips to weave together to make a cork board and it was barely thick enough, so we wound up backing it with some foam core so the thumb tacks wouldn't go all the way through.
342495
It will only work with 2 hole and center fulcrum style supports. Try another board. I wouldn't try putting another hole it. It would compromise the board strength.
394583
Yes , The pins are strong enough. They do not need to penetrate very far to get an accurate reading. Keep in mind to get the best reading , freshly split the wood an then test.
1975371
I had it on a city mini single and would think attaching it would be fine but the angle of a board to the push bar will not make it easy to use in my opinion.
1835703
My wooden Norwegian plate is thick and it barely would go around it with a lot of pressure on the plate. So, I don't think I can say one way or another.
752833
This chipboard is thin but when I tried to bend it there was a little bit of resistance. I would probably try scoring it first where you would want it to bend. Just be careful when scoring it so you dont cut through it.
2082485
Probably not. It is more set to screw into a flat surface. I use the board without it being screwed down. It is a nice board. Especially for the price.
28749
I just use small tacks/pins like for the backboard of my cubicle desk. nothing too big or heavy duty to avoid leaving holes in the cork.
365730
I am not sure how much pressure is pretty strong, but the board has a thick wooden base attached to metal. Seems sturdy to me.
1248371
Yes, that is how they are supposed to work. The bed skirt pins kept breaking, I would recommend either the straight pin type or I honestly resorted to using thumb tacks. It is the same concept.
567273
You can use regular push pins. There is cork underneath. You can also use magnets.
1984552
We're looking to mount it on cork board and then framing. Daughter wants to be able to use push pins for the places she has been.