Letter Boards

Discover a versatile selection of high-quality letterboards perfect for creating custom messages that capture attention and communicate clearly. Ideal for businesses, schools, churches, hotels, and event organizers, these letterboards make it easy to update announcements, promotions, schedules, and important information quickly. Choose from enclosed boards that protect your message from weather and tampering, open-face changeable letterboards for easy updates, pedestal signs for prominent displays, and stylish Ovation models. Featuring trusted brands like Quartet, these letterboards combine durability with professional design to enhance any space. Whether you need to highlight daily specials, event details, or directional signage, these products offer flexibility and reliability. Shop at MyBinding.com for competitive prices, fast shipping, and expert customer service, ensuring you get the perfect letterboard solution tailored to your needs. Elevate your communication with letterboards that deliver clear, impactful messages every time.

Letter Boards

Discover a versatile selection of high-quality letterboards perfect for creating custom messages that capture attention and communicate clearly. Ideal for businesses, schools, churches, hotels, and event organizers, these letterboards make it easy to update announcements,...

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MasterVision White Plastic Interchangeable Characters
MasterVision

Item#: MVWPIC

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  • Sizes: 3/4'' or 1''
  • MasterVision interchangeable characters are designed to be used with our grooved surface letter and in and out boards.
  • Simple to use, they easily slide and hold in position.
  • Over 270 letters and characters.
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Frequently Asked Questions

An open-face letter board leaves the felt or fabric surface exposed, so anyone can add, remove, or rearrange letters and characters at any time. An enclosed letter board sits behind a locking door, usually acrylic or glass, which protects the message from tampering, weather, or accidental changes while still displaying it clearly. Open-face boards work well for internal spaces where only authorized staff have access, like a break room or back office. Enclosed boards are the better choice for public-facing locations such as building entrances, hallways, or outdoor signage, where the message needs to stay intact between updates. Choosing between the two really comes down to who has access to the space and how important it is that the display stays exactly as set.

Character sets typically include well over 200 individual letters, numbers, and symbols, which is enough to build multiple words or a full sentence without running out of a specific letter partway through. Boards with a felt or grooved surface hold the characters securely once inserted, so the practical limit is really the physical size of the board rather than the character count. If your organization changes messages often or displays longer phrases, having a spare set of commonly used letters on hand prevents a mid-message shortage. For most single boards, one full character set is sufficient for ongoing use.

Character sizing needs to match the groove pattern of the specific board, since letter boards are built around a ridge-style surface designed for a particular character height, typically 3/4" or 1". A character set sized for one board won't seat correctly in a board built for a different size, even if both are technically letter boards. Before ordering replacement characters, confirm the groove size your specific board uses rather than assuming a universal fit. This matters most when replacing a partial or damaged set, since mismatched characters can look uneven or fail to hold securely in the surface.

Letter boards are specifically built for frequent, structured message changes, since the ridge surface holds pre-made characters securely in place without smudging or leaving marker residue behind. A whiteboard works well for freehand notes and quick updates but requires a marker and eraser each time, and content doesn't stay put once written. A bulletin board is better suited to displaying printed documents or notices rather than short text messages. If your primary need is a clean, professional-looking message that changes regularly, like daily specials or a weekly schedule, a letter board holds up better over repeated changes than either alternative. For general reference, browsing boards side by side helps clarify which display type actually fits the job.

Most letter boards mount the same way as other wall-hung display boards, using standard hardware sized to the board's weight and dimensions. Enclosed models with locking doors are generally heavier due to the frame and door mechanism, so it's worth confirming the wall can support the additional weight compared to a lighter open-face board. Placement also matters for enclosed boards specifically, since the door needs enough clearance to swing open fully for message changes. If you're deciding between a letter board and other bulletin boards or a whiteboard for the same wall space, confirm mounting height and door clearance before finalizing placement.