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Bulletin Board Border Trim, Tropical Leaves, 60 ft

Bulletin Board Border Trim, Tropical Leaves, 60 ft

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Sixty feet of rolled border trim in a tropical leaf pattern, straight-edged, for framing a board rather than a wall.

$30.99

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A closer look

A rolled trim in a leaf pattern, sixty feet of it, with a straight edge rather than a scalloped one. It is made for running around the outside of a display board in a classroom or a playroom. This is the thinnest listing in the catalog: beyond the length and the pattern the maker publishes no material, no width and no weight, so there is very little here we can tell you honestly and we are not going to fill the gap with guesses.

  • Sixty feet is several boards’ worth

    A trim run around a four-by-three-foot board uses about fourteen feet. Sixty will frame four of them with some to spare, which is why this is sold by the roll — it is a classroom quantity rather than a single-project one.

  • Straight edge, so corners are yours to cut

    A scalloped trim hides a rough corner; a straight one does not. Cut each length at forty-five degrees and overlap the joins in the same direction all the way round, and the frame reads as deliberate rather than patched.

  • What the listing does not say

    There is no published width, no material and no statement about whether it is adhesive or needs pinning. We have no way to establish any of that from here, so plan on pins or staples and check the roll when it arrives rather than relying on this page.

  • A pattern, not a cut

    The leaves here are printed, not cut out of metal like the botanical pieces elsewhere on this site. It belongs in this section with the other printed and woven goods, and it has collected no ratings so far.

The numbers on the listing

Straight from the maker’s own specification. Where a set lists several panel sizes they are all shown — the first figure is the longest side of the largest panel.

In the set
Single panel