Could these be staples or pinned to a bulletin board?
469844
We use these to stick to concrete block walls in our training room. I see no reason why they would stick to a clean bulletin board.
1527961
I would say maybe but the pins would likely stick to the area where the magnetic is.
707716
Not sure really. Maybe those large thumbtacks or duck tape? They're very thin and lightweight so it shouldn't be hard to find a way to do it.
19953
There are small holes (like fo a finishing nail). I would put it on a small board and then hang that.
1883041
Just checked regarding staples - no problem. Push pins work but a typical push pin is longer than cork is thick. We are using the long hat pin type pins and putting them in at an angle.
1406948
Yes they can. The pics slide in from the top and bottom. You won't need staples to hold them in place.
1697214
You could certainly put labels on the top of them or side. Or write on them with a sharpie.
1757132
I think you would want something like this, a spring clip: http://www.command.com/wps/portal/3M/en_US/NACommand/Command/Products/Catalog/~/Command-Spring-Clip?N=5924736+3294529207+3294772783&rt;=rud But as others have noted, you can also just use the stick strip with an actual clothespin too.
260341
I have no clue. If they are magnetic surfaces I assume so. Sorry I cannot give you a better answer. I use them as message boards for my newsletters, etc by my desk.
1499398
it depends on what you are trying to hang. these worked for a wooden corkboard i had but failed to hang a slightly heavier makerboard. i had to use the stronger outdoor mounting tape for the makerboard
1916056
Yes...I use them in a huge binder to organize bulletin board letters (I'm a teacher)!
507331
These boards are not magnetic. I keep some in a box for student use and I hung a couple with push pins surrounding the outside.
1705832
Yes. There are these little plastic s-links that hook the pins to the hanger. I wouldn't want to remove and replace them too often though as I'm not sure how many times you could do so before the s-links would break. I absolutely love my set!! Hope this helps!
516385
Yes, I believe they would. I use them for storing large blankets so I'm sure they would work for posters if they aren't to big.
1509342
I assume you mean, hold different thicknesses at the same time. I haven't done that myself but have seen a place recently that had a variety of letters and posters hanging from the same strip. As long as there isn't a big difference, it would work.
737690
If you mean a pin-board, then no, not directly. The only way you could use this item for displaying documents would be to attach them to the bottom (or side) of a document that is already attached by some other means. Even then, it is unlikely that the 'joint' would be strong enough to withstand any sort of mauling. Hope this is helpful. Regards, Eric.
853058
I think they should be just fine to staple. They are stiff at top and on bottoms but sides are pliable.