Cohousing-L Mailing List: Healing Bulletin Board material

[Rebecca Reid (rreid]

Please please investigate whether or not this material is recycleable--or at 
least include that question in your decision making.  It is so easy to find 
some new material and get excited about it, only to find that it is 
contributing to the problem in ways the old ones never did.
Sorry about the rant. Just trying to keep an inhabitable world for my 
grandson!
Rebecca
Pioneer Valley
> > Lynn, is the bulletin board material linoleum, too?
>
> The Forbo bulletin board material of which I spoke highly, is made by the
> same company as makes Marmoleum, but the bulletin board material is not
> linoleum. I'm not sure how to best describe it. Rubbery, sort of like a
> super dense foam. Must have been about a quarter inch thick, came on a 
> roll
> several feet wide. Many colors available. About the same amount of
> resistance as cork, or maybe a little bit stiffer. Works fine with
> thumbtacks, pushpins, staples.
>
> Lynn Nadeau