SUNGIFT Cork Bulletin Board 1/2" Thick Cork Boards 6 Pack Frameless Cork Tiles, 17 x 8 Inch, Self-Adhesive Corkboards Wall Decor with 50 PCS Pushpins for Office, School and Home

These were less expensive than other cork tiles I found and are great quality. They’re thick and easy to mount and they come with a box of push pins.

These are true to their advertised size. They definitely looked smaller in person than what I imagined, but I checked and they're true to size. The adhesive sticks well, they're super easy to put up. They're incredibly customizable. Would definitely recommend for anyone who needs a odd shaped or sized board.

Easy peasy but I'm finding now that it's coming away from the wall. Not 100% falling off but every morning I'm pushing the top back into the wall because it's not sticking. That's my only complaint. For the price I feel like it should stick for more than a week

I use a different removable adhesive (command strips) but the boards are working perfectly. I didn’t want to use the adhesive that is already on the boards because I’m using them at my place of work and it doesn’t appear it would come off easily.

Great boards! I have actually purchased numerous types of corkboard like this, such as in a roll, different shapes like hexagon, and plain old push pin boards. I used this on an accent wall and am putting burlap fabric over it. I didn't realize it was the self adhesive kind, so that was a nice surprise! I will definitely purchase this in the future as it's the best quality product I have found.

As the manufacturer suggested, I peeled back a corner to try out the location and lightly pressed. The adhesive immediately grabbed to the wall and stuck there but GOOD. You'd better like where you put it because it is NOT REMOVABLE. At least not without making a big mess, causing the corkboard to crumble, and damaging the surface of the wall. This is just with a small portion peeled back. I can't even imagine if you peeled the paper all the way off and pressed hard. After that, I decided to use double-sided poster-hanging tape to put up the 5 panels I have left. Not messing with this nasty glue again. Could not remove the first one without tearing it to pieces trying to get it off. That was with like MAYBE 10 percent of the adhesive exposed. Made a huge sticky mess that can't be vacuumed up because of the glue and it wasted an entire panel. Not to mention the damage to the wall. Don't mess with this if you don't want these stuck on your wall until the sun goes supernova and gross sticky cork crumbles under your fingernails and in your rug.

As like most everything else, cork is not so cheap anymore. I like to use cork for sub roadbed material for my model railroading. Checking around, I found these available on Amazon for a pretty decent price.

I was very happy with the thickness. This is much thicker than that of framed bulletin boards and has a solid core unlike some that wrap cork around a frame while being hollow in the back.The boards seem sturdy and will likely hold up to good use. I took note from some other reviews and sprayed the backs with permanent adhesive spray before mounting them. The adhesive it came with covered the entire back surface but I won’t have to worry about them slipping or losing tackiness - especially this particular wall. With the extra adhesive, the panels are here to stay - so if you follow my lead, make sure you put them up right the first time. There was no option to re-adjust once it touched the wall.One panel came partially torn from the back to the front. I carefully removed the paper backing and used spray adhesive to make sure it was secure on the wall. The tear won’t be a problem and you can’t see it once it was mounted although I was slightly concerned initially about the quality. It is a little worse than it looks in the picture but I didn’t want to damage it further trying to get the shot.Overall good buy. Good price. Looks good. Works well.