SUNGIFT Hexagon Cork Board Tiles Self Adhesive 6 Pack - 1/2" Thick Corkboards for Wall 12" x 10.2" Memo Boards Pin Board Decorative Bulletin Board for Office Home Kitchen - 50 Multi-Color Push Pins

I wanted a bulletin board but it seemed difficult to buy. Almost all reviews said the boards had a very thin veneer of cork over cardboard. This pack of cork boards however show that they are solid cork except the thin layer of adhesive since there is no frame to hide the actual thickness. The adhesive sticks right away so be careful placing these. I have one very slightly misaligned, but that is on me. The thickness is as advertised within a reasonable tolerance. It came with the pins so I put it to use right away.**Update: I walked in my office one day and suddenly felt like a rat caught in a sticky trap. I looked down and several of the boards had fallen off the wall and I stepped on one on the sticky side. I placed them back up but this time used a rubber mallet to firmly tap them into place (tap not pound!). They haven't fallen down again.

It's my fault it's not perfect coverage but the material was easy to work with. I did apply an adhesive to the practical board as well removing the tape exposure from the cork board. But it's solid and a half inch thick as advertised.

It is very thick, great quality. I bought the one with the 3m sticky squares and so far they have held well but I also have them on top of a wooden ledge so that helps I’m sure. It comes with lots of the 3M squares and you can put them on where ever you want.

I ordered these after reading so many reviews that the adhesive on the back sucks, so I knew what I was getting into. At the same time, I ordered a set of large picture command strips to go with them. All that being said...they were still a pain to finally get in place. I tried leaving the backing on them, putting the command strip over it and putting on the wall that way, but they fell. Then I tried hot glue and they fell again because the glue wouldn't stick to the white backing paper. Next, I cut a section of the white paper out, placed the command strip on the built-in adhesive, and hung, but alas they fell again. My latest attempt has been to hot glue the command strip to the part I cut away on the back. So far it is holding but I may have to use gorilla glue to get the job done.Since I knew that the adhesive was an issue, it didn't bother me as much, but if I hadn't known, then I'd say it would be annoying af (and still kinda is, especially for the price). Besides hanging them, the quality is great. I love the size and shape, and they're thick enough for pushpins to not push through the back. The quality is definitely there and dresses up my office space nicely.

I used the cork boards to cover a door to decrease noise. I like that it sticks so well.

The tiles look nice, but the adhesive is weak and some of the tiles have fallen down while others are not firmly affixed to the wall. Used some double sided tape and it has helped with the issue.

They even come with stick pins.

As described

Seems expensive compared to others

They go up easy and then they fall off. Several are now broken from falling several times.They seem very sticky but I cannot get them to stay.

Nice thick cork board tiles, really chuffed with these, stuck down fine still after two months. Did sand, clean and paint the plaster with a Matt emulsion so not sure if this is why they haven’t fallen off, they are pretty heavy so I can see why some people are having issues with them falling off.

While these definitely will stick to your wall if they send you different sized squares and you only realise after putting up the first two (like what happened with me) you will need to be repainting your wall.2 of them were both one size the other 4 were a different size. They are very sticky but pulled off all the paint on my wall in the process.