Shane D. Inman Good Morning and thanks for your question.

Well - what I would do is to first use cork tiles - they come in 12"x12". I would then glue them to the wall all around the dart board - about 3' to each side. Then I would apply another layer of the same cork tiles to the same location so that the cork is really thick - this way the darts will not penetrate through the cork and damage the wall - when thrown at the dart board.

You can either glue both layers of cork to the wall or you could apply them to a substrate first (wood or MDF) this way you can then remove the entire board at a later date without having to scrape the cork off the wall because you glued it down.

Hope that helps
Have a great day!
Shane
www.theinmancompany.com

shantel1 Thank you, Shane,
I think applying cork to wood first is the way to go...didn't think of that! Thanks for the great tip.
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Shane D. Inman Good Morning and thank you for your question.

The desk height is industry standard - 30"high

Have a great day
Shane
www.theinmancompany.com

Shane D. Inman Good Morning and thank you for your question

The desk width is approximately, 40"

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Shane
www.theinmancompany.com

hwwall Thank you! I am thinking of doing my son's room with one small wall of just cork board so my 11 year old can pin a bunch of stuff up! Any thoughts on how to do that?

Shane D. Inman Good morning!

Yes, there are many way that you can do that and very easy too! Many of these can be found on the Internet. Search Google to see what you find.

Have a great day!

Shane D. Inman Good Morning!

Thank you for contacting me with your questions.

The paint shown in this picture is from Sherwin Williams and is referred to as "Quietude".

Have a great day
Shane
www.theinmancompany.com

Shane D. Inman Good Afternoon!

Thank you for your question.

There is approximately 24" between the finished desk surface to the bottom of the mail-slotted cabinetry.

Have a wonderful evening!
Shane
www.theinmancompany.com

sherri_graham Thank you for the info - this is an excellent idea.
Sherri

Shane D. Inman You are most welcome Sherri
Shane

Emily Hurley Hi there, If you do a search on Google for "corkboard sheets" you should see several sources. Then, you just cut to fit.

Shane D. Inman Hello there anntbauer,

This corkboard was custom-made for the client. We used cork tiles and had my tradesman cut it for fit the area. Thank you for asking and please feel free to ask if you have any other inquiries.