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Purchase foam mounting tape or wall adhesives from a hardware store. Look for a roll of foam tape that has adhesive on both sides, or pick out adhesives such as Command strips that will attach easily to your cork board and wall. Purchase enough of the tape or adhesive to hold the weight of the cork board.

How to your Modern Cork Board - YouTube YouTube Start of suggested clip End of suggested clip Using a 3 16 drill bit drill a hole at each mark on the wall for the anchor. Hammer the anchor untilMoreUsing a 3 16 drill bit drill a hole at each mark on the wall for the anchor. Hammer the anchor until it is flush with the wall. If there is a stud where you have drawn the dot do not use the anchor.

Bulletin Board Hack #5: Tack It in Place Use tacks! Tack all your letters and pieces and step back to take a look. This is perfect for large boards, or boards that need to be straight and stuff, like a word wall. If you tack up your pieces, you can easily move them if they're not quite right.

Bulletin boards are the ideal location for reminders, pictures, notes and mementos. While the bulletin board prevents you from having to pin or tape items to the wall, if you hang one with nails or screws, you will damage your walls, leading to a repair when you decide to move the bulletin board.

Command Strips The simple adhesive Command strips are perfect for lighter things like paper, poster board, and smaller frames, while the velcro-like Command picture-hanging strips are made for, well, picture hanging.

Flat Stack If you are looking for the most space-saving way to store your bulletin board borders, the flat stack is the best option. Similar to the rolled up option, carefully remove the borders from your bulletin board and lay them flat one on top of the other.