Breeze Point Memo & Photo Fabric Message & Photo Bulletin Board with Metallic Ribbons, Wall Mount, for Bedrooms and College Dorms, 23.75" x 15.75", Off/White

I purchased this board to put together a collage of photos for my mother’s memorial service. My sister purchased one exactly like it so we would have matching boards for the service. We both discovered that the boards are smaller than we anticipated, and don’t hold all that many 4x6 photos. Plus the ribbons on them designed to hold the pictures ended up being somewhat annoying—who wants ribbons cutting right across the image in their photographs? The fabric covered “buttons” that tack those ribbons down to the board are too large, also interfering with placement of pictures. We both had to constantly move pictures around to get a good “fit.” Our pictures definitely would have slid around and potentially fallen off the board as the ribbons are not that tight against it, so we ended up using some clear headed pushpins on quite a few pictures to keep them in place, which sort of defeated the purpose of the ribbons. Although we liked the color scheme—an ivory cloth covering and chocolate brown ribbons—in the end both sis and I felt we would have been better off just going with larger cork boards without any ribbons and buttons to work around.

I bought two of these to hang in my mother’s nursing home room. Within a week the boards were separating from the back liner which I had hung on the wall w commando strips. They are not working and now piled on a chair. I will have to buy different ones and eat the money. They are very poor quality.

This has a great look to it and ultimately I'm happy and it was what I was looking for. My only complaint is that I do think it is a bit over priced and that the wall hanging hook on the back is in the center making the board constantly tilt to one side so I took it off and added one on the right and one on the left so it would stop tilting. Not something I should have to do for the cost, just too big for a single hanging option.

My mom is in assisted living and likes to display photos of all her great-grandkids. It's hard for her to arrange things on a bulletin board, but this allows her to change out photos easily.

The flimsy backing is held on with what appears to be glue--not hot glue, but the kind one uses on paper crafts. It came apart within a day of hanging on the wall! Stapling the backing on is easier than making one of these things yourself, but be ready to have to do that.

It had a giant glue spot on it..... the only reason I didn't return it is its purpose was to be hung in place most people wouldn't notice it anyway to hold a few things and I thought looked a bit nicer than a cork board. The papers I had to put in it, covered up the glue spot. If I had bought it for any other purpose I would have gone through the hassle of returning it , just wasn't worth the hassle.

Very cheaply made, rather disappointing for the price. Fabric and frayed edges all along the back of board. Appears to be mostly glued instead of stitched or stapled so I doubt it will hold up for long.

Just received it, and seems to be solid and well made. However, not even out of the plastic and there is a stain on the fabric. It will be covered up with whatever we put on the board, but it is the principle of the matter. The board was not a $10 board, so there should be better quality control.

The board *is* very nice. It unfortunately arrived in a crushed and bent over Amazon box. I took lots of photos just in case it was demolished inside - it was curved over a bit, but amazingly in fairly good shape. I guess my biggest issue with the board was that it was so expensive. I am pleased with it, but if I need another one, I will be making it.