100%

Reviewed on 12/5/17

Jeff Hahner

Review by Jeff Hahner

These foam mounting boards are full-sized at 24x30" unlike less expensive ones which are usually 20x30". The are more are of high guality, sturdy construction.

80%

Reviewed on 11/5/19

Jeffex Wolfley

Review by Jeffex Wolfley

The orders that I have received have had damage to the box during shipping. One of the shipments had ruined 3" on one the side of six foam core panels.
I suppose that is one of the hazards shipping anything these days.

100%

Reviewed on 10/2/17

David F

Review by David F

Good product Fast shipping

100%

Reviewed on 6/5/19

Foam Boards Arrived On Extremely Heavy Wooden Crate

Review by Carmen Vasquez

The 25 foam boards box came tied to an extremely heavy wooden crate which caused the delivery to weigh 120 lbs which I was not expecting. You may want to reconsider shipping this in a different fashion to make it easier to receive.

100%

Reviewed on 4/11/19

Anton Chroscielewski

Review by Anton Chroscielewski

Good quality product, just as described. Helpful customer service. Speedy delivery.

100%

Reviewed on 10/15/19

the shiped box on the left "Bad" - the box from Binding with reinforced ends "GREAT"

Review by PAT COLEMAN

I requested that the product be sent without corners bent. To my surprise - the company reinforced the corners to prevent bending. Great job BINDING!!

80%

Reviewed on 8/16/19

Dave H.

Review by Dave H.

Standard foamcore boards (made by Elmer's) for a really good price. Packaged well and delivered on a wooden pallet, the boards had minimal edge damage / denting, but since these are thinner (3/16 inches, less than half as thick as the larger, sturdier, much more expensive boards), they tend to curve or warp easily, especially when standing upright and leaning on a wall. When mounted at all four corners they remain flatter. Easy to mount with Command Hook velcro strips. Be careful using pins or thumbtacks, because most tacks are longer than the thickness of the board and will poke the whole way through, possibly damaging the wall behind the board.