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A bulletin board can quickly become frustrating to use if its accessories are poorly chosen. Push pins that bend, magnets that are too weak, overlapping documents or an undersized board: these small problems make organisation more difficult and often lead to additional purchases.
Before choosing your bulletin board accessories, three mistakes are particularly common:
To make the right choice, start by considering the type of surface, the fixing method required and how often you will need to move the documents.
Bulletin board push pins are designed for surfaces that their point can penetrate, such as cork or certain soft materials. They are not suitable for a whiteboard or metal surface: they may not sink in correctly and could leave marks.
Magnetic dots, such as accessories for magnetic boards, are instead intended for metal or magnetic surfaces. They make it easy to move notes, task lists, photos or documents without perforating them.
Before ordering, check:
A magnet’s diameter affects how easy it is to handle, how visible it is and how well it can hold a sheet of paper. 20 mm models take up little space and are suitable for displaying lightweight documents. 30 mm models are more visible and often easier to reposition, particularly in a classroom or shared space.
It is best to avoid stating a precise load capacity when the manufacturer has not provided one. Holding power also depends on the thickness of the documents, the type of metal surface and the number of sheets stacked together.
For push pins, focus mainly on the shape of the head, ease of handling and storage. A dedicated box prevents them from getting lost at the back of a drawer filled with office supplies.
A 1200 × 900 mm board provides a generous surface for an office, classroom or family space. You can separate documents into categories: calendar, important information, current tasks and personal notes.
Colour also plays an important role in the layout. A yellow bulletin board creates strong contrast in a room with neutral tones. However, make sure documents remain perfectly legible and that the shade works well in a professional or domestic setting.
For effective document organisation, divide the board into several areas instead of filling it without any structure. Different-coloured dots can be used to identify priorities, deadlines or family members.
The products below meet different requirements. The listed features are based on the information available on each product page.
Why this choice suits this type of user: This box of push pins is ideal for setting up your first board or for a board used occasionally to display notes, photos and lightweight documents.
It prevents you from choosing magnets for a non-metallic surface and offers a suitable solution for boards that can be pierced.
An easy-to-store box and a design suited to bulletin boards with a pierceable surface.
Why this choice suits this type of user: With its 1200 × 900 mm size and yellow colour, this board is ideal for anyone who wants a visible, structured display that is easy to organise.
Its dimensions are clearly stated, so you can check the available wall space before placing your order.
A 1200 × 900 mm format and a yellow colour, specified for use both in the office and at home.
Why this choice suits this type of user: Their 30 mm diameter and assorted colours make it easier to identify categories in a classroom, workshop or shared board.
The size and colours are specified, helping you avoid receiving fixings that are smaller or less visible than expected.
A stated diameter of 30 mm, assorted colours and easy repositioning on magnetic surfaces.
Why this choice suits this type of user: These 20 mm dots take up little space and are suitable for a whiteboard, fridge or metal cabinet used every day.
The stated diameter helps you choose a fixing that is proportionate to the sheets and preserve space between documents.
A 20 mm diameter, a matching coloured coating and immediate use on any magnetic surface.
We have brought together a complete selection, updated in real time, of products that meet these selection criteria and European safety regulations.
To keep your office display or home display perfectly clear, start by grouping documents according to their purpose. A simple method is to reserve one area for urgent information, another for items to keep and a final area for temporary reminders.
A few habits can make a real difference:
The 20 mm magnetic dots mentioned on the product page are not suitable for children under three years of age. They must also be kept away from pacemakers and other medical devices that are sensitive to magnets. Always check the warnings shown on the product page for your chosen item.
No. Push pins are designed for surfaces that their point can penetrate. On a whiteboard, metal surface or fridge, choose whiteboard magnets or magnetic dots instead.
This depends on how often they are used, storage conditions and the condition of the surface. Replace any bent push pin or any magnet whose coating is damaged. To extend their lifespan, protect them from moisture, high temperatures and impacts.
It depends on what you need to buy: the fixings alone or the complete board. A box of push pins may be enough to get started on a pierceable board. On a metal surface, compare the diameter, number of dots and your filing requirements. This approach limits unnecessary purchases while allowing you to adapt your home storage or office set-up gradually.