We don't just recycle timber and make stunning, high-quality picture frames and blackboards! Sustainability is engrained throughout our organisation.

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Packaging materials– Our packaging materials are made from Recycled, Biodegradable or Compostable materials. Our Bubble Wrap, Packing Tape, Blue Strapping, and Cardboard can be reused, recycled or be thrown into general waste and will breakdown within months depending on the waste conditions. Our shipping labels are home compostable.

All our standard size blackboards are shipped within 1-4 business days.

We ship with Star Track & Couriers Please. In some circumstances we may use Australia Post.

A shipping quote can be obtained in your shopping cart once all your items have been added.

Call us: 03 9532 3424 or email us hello@mulbury.com.au

See the below video for some great tips on how to use and care for your Chalkboard!

 

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If you are working with a Mulbury chalkboard, handmade on-site in Highett, we have some recommendations for you. We advise against using liquid chalks as they can stain your board and it won't come clean, even when you try to wipe it off. We suggest using regular chalks, like regular sidewalk chalks. For instance, these are some Crayola ones, but you can also use other kinds without any issues. To clean the chalk off, just use a wet rag to wipe it clean. It's better than using an old duster, which might not completely erase the chalk. You'll be left with a beautiful surface ready to be used again. If you use liquid chalks, you might encounter the issue of a terrible stain. So, have fun with your chalks, folks! Another thing we recommend when using your beautiful Mulbury chalkboard is a neat trick for when you're chalking it up. Grab yourself a cup of boiling water. Dip your chalk in the boiling water before you do your writing. This method gives you much more even coverage, and better color. The chalk may appear wet right here, but as it dries, the color will be more vibrant, your work will be more even, and overall it'll be much better. So, dip your chalk into boiling water before you start marking up your chalkboard. That's a happy hint from Mulbury!