Choose a Collage model for the room
Start with what the board needs to do. For general pinning and display, compare the standard Collage format with the wall area available. If the board is part of a project or meeting space, consider whether the larger listed format gives the team enough room to arrange content clearly. For smaller wall sections, check the more compact dimensions shown for the relevant model.
Collage Acoustic is the family’s acoustic-labelled option. It may be worth considering where both a pinning surface and acoustic treatment are part of the brief. The product information provided here does not specify measurable sound performance, so check the model details against your project requirements rather than assuming a particular level of sound reduction.
Frame style and fabric colour
Appearance can help narrow the choice. Collage Hidden has a hidden frame for a more understated edge, while Collage Wood is described with an oak frame that brings a visible wood detail. The standard and acoustic-labelled versions give you other ways to compare the board’s look and intended use. Hush fabric is named in the available product information.
Collection colour attributes list beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, red, white and wood. These are collection-level options, not a guarantee that every shade is offered for every model. Confirm the exact colour and finish for the model you select, particularly when matching existing furniture or a workplace palette.
Check the practical details before selecting
Measure the wall and planned content
Measure the usable wall area and consider what the board will hold: a small set of notices, changing project material or a broader presentation. The listed collection sizes span 120 and 160 cm in width, 60, 90 and 120 cm in height, with a 5 cm depth attribute. Verify the dimensions of the specific model, along with mounting and installation details, before finalising your layout.
Match the option to your brief
Use the model names as a starting point: standard Collage for general pinboard use, Collage Acoustic when an acoustic-labelled model is relevant, Collage Hidden when a concealed frame suits the interior, and Collage Wood when you prefer an oak frame. Then confirm size, fabric colour and any project-specific requirements. Myntwork offers these products on a monthly lease, so you can also check leasing suitability as part of your workspace planning.
Frequently asked questions about Götessons Design Group Pinboard Collage
How do I choose between the Collage models?
Begin with the board’s intended role and the look you want. Compare standard Collage, the acoustic-labelled models, Collage Hidden with its concealed frame, and Collage Wood with its oak frame. Then check the dimensions and colour available for the specific model.
What sizes are available in the Collage family?
The collection attributes list widths of 120 and 160 cm, heights of 60, 90 and 120 cm, and a depth of 5 cm. Not every combination applies to every model, so use the individual model information to confirm its dimensions.
Does Collage Acoustic have specified sound performance?
The family includes models named Collage Acoustic, but the collection information here does not provide a sound-performance rating. Check the detailed model information if your project requires a particular acoustic result.
Are all listed colours available on every model?
No model-by-model colour availability is specified across the collection. Beige, black, green, grey, blue, brown, orange, red, white and wood appear in the collection attributes; confirm the available choice for your selected model.
What is the difference between Collage Hidden and Collage Wood?
Collage Hidden is described as having a hidden frame, while Collage Wood has an oak frame. Choose between them based on the frame detail you want, then verify the selected model’s size and fabric options.
