Benefits of tamperproof noticeboards

May 21, 2024
Benefits of tamperproof noticeboards
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When choosing the right type of noticeboard for you, consider where it will be positioned and who will need to have access to it.

Tamperproof noticeboards are the ideal choice for many environments, particularly high-traffic areas. They are shatterproof, lockable, and weatherproof—what more can you ask for?

Lockable noticeboards are essential in areas where information or critical messages need to be displayed without the danger of being tampered with. They are ideal for offices, classrooms, hallways and reception areas.

Shatterproof lockable doors

The main benefit of tamperproof noticeboards is that their doors are shatterproof! The polycarbonate material used is transparent for easy viewing and scratch-resistant, so people can clearly see the messages within. The shatterproof material prevents anyone from breaking into the noticeboard easily. The doors are supplied with a key lock or an Allen key tamperproof system to ensure only the right people get in at the right time.

Used internally and externally

Tamperproof noticeboards can be used both inside and out! Simply choose the right option for the location you are considering. External tamperproof noticeboards are water resistant to keep the contents dry, with a double key locking mechanism to keep the contents secure. They usually have a tough silver anodised aluminium frame, too, which is weatherproof. So, the interior surface can come in various options, including fabric, cork, and a whiteboard if that’s what you’re after. You can be sure that the contents of your noticeboard are safe, secure, and, most importantly, dry!

Freestanding or wall-mounted

As with other noticeboards, tamperproof noticeboards can be freestanding or wall-mounted, depending on the space available and the required location. They are designed with doors that fold completely flat against the wall, so these noticeboards are never a health and safety risk when left open. The door will swing harmlessly out of the wall and lie flat in either direction.

Fire retardant core

You may opt for a fire-retardant core on your tamperproof noticeboard for extra security. Many are fire-safe to BS EN 13501 Class D and suitable for general use. Fire safety should always be considered in public environments such as schools, offices, and construction spaces. A fire-retardant lockable noticeboard is ideal for pinning ideas, inspiration, reminders, and health and safety regulations without the danger of being a fire risk.

Available in a range of sizes, styles and orientations

You can opt for a single-door option, a double-door option, or even a horizontal opening door option for added security regarding tamperproof lockable noticeboards. Depending on your needs, tamperproof noticeboards are also available in various sizes! The interior or a tamperproof noticeboard can be fabric, cork, or even whiteboard – giving you plenty of choices to suit your needs. And depending on whether you want your noticeboard inside or outside, you can opt for a wooden or aluminium frame to complete the look.

Choose Presentation Spaces for your tamperproof noticeboards.

At Presentation Spaces, our tamperproof lockable noticeboards are available in over 300 styles and combinations. Our polycarbonate doors offer a scratch-resistant covering that won’t dull or cloud with cleaning. With a key lock or Allen key tamperproof system, and if preferred, our single-door units can be hung horizontally for a ‘top-down’ tamperproof solution.

All of our lockable boards are manufactured in the UK, so we can usually accommodate a custom size if you have a specific display item or awkward space. We also stock a range of external tamperproof boards that are weather-resistant, with interiors ranging from felt and cork to dry-wipe whiteboards.

We are confident we can supply you with what you’re looking for. Call us on 01382 913 913 or email us at info@presentationspaces.co.uk with an enquiry, and we’ll get back to you as soon as possible.

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