Cork Dart Board Backer 36" x 24" x 1/2"

It is a thick piece of real cork for your dart board backer. I had to build a wood backer for it to hang on the patio wall. I think most applications will need a sturdy backer unless you are planning on gluing it to a fairly smooth wall. It would not hold up by just corner screws. They would pull through and the cork would fall. It is heavy.I need the ability move mine in very bad weather since it is outside. Very well covered, but still outside. I glued the cork to a piece of lauan I cut to the same size and put some 1/4" plywood strips on the back as a square frame. With some brackets on the corners and hanging hardware, she is mounted perfect. I got my light and chalkboard hug and we are ready to play.Not related to the cork, but my "house" darts are pretty good for guests to use when they are here.

We cut a circle out of this using the dartboard as a template and sandwiched the 2 together. It works GREAT! No marks in the wall at all. And then I used the circle for a bulletin board. I would highly recommend this to anyone with a dartboard. You could probably mount this and then put a longer nail through the dartboard, but we are in a rental and wanted to minimize holes in the wall.

I put this in a frame with plywood backing and it works great. It holds darts well. I tore about three inches of the top just removing it from the plastic it shipped in. It’s fragile but once secured it functions well.

Used as Dartboard surround for misses. Thick enough to stop darts before getting in to the wall. It showed up in good shape, thankfully, and was easy to cut with a sharp razor knife and straight edge to keep the line clean. Used two sided tape to put it in place. (If you use two sided tape to install, use a pretty good bit of it to support the weight of this product, it is fairly dense)

I ordered this for our dart board, no where in any store could we find the right size. I'm hoping it'll work for what we want. There's no frame, so we might get something to go around it.