The J.Burrows DL Clipboard is a convenient option for working and writing when you are on your feet. The large clip helps you securely hold your pages in place and the solid MDF backing is lightweight and flat to make for neat and precise writing.
The J.Burrows DL Clipboard is a convenient option for working and writing when you are on your feet. The large clip helps you securely hold your pages in place and the solid MDF backing is lightweight and flat to make for neat and precise writing.
The J.Burrows DL Clipboard is a convenient option for working and writing when you are on your feet. The large clip helps you securely hold your pages in place and the solid MDF backing is lightweight and flat to make for neat and precise writing.
The J.Burrows DL Clipboard is a convenient option for working and writing when you are on your feet. The large clip helps you securely hold your pages in place and the solid MDF backing is lightweight and flat to make for neat and precise writing.
Last updated at 06/03/2026 00:23:19
J.Burrows DL MDF Clipboard Black
Delivery by Mon $5
J.Burrows DL MDF Clipboard Black
Delivery between 4–13 June $7.95
originally posted on officeworks.com.au
Unfortunately the file clamp broke within first 5 days of use
originally posted on officeworks.com.au
It might save the manufacturer time and money but the shrink wrap is not customer friendly. The clip is on top of it and it’s impossible to remove all the plastic wrap. I ended up using a Stanley knife to get around all the edges of the clip and scratched the black paint. Speaking of black paint, it was not exactly painted well to start with. I guess I should have just purchased plain brown unpainted clipboards and painted them myself…
J.Burrows DL MDF Clipboard Black
Delivery by Mon $5
J.Burrows DL MDF Clipboard Black
Delivery between 4–13 June $7.95
Unfortunately the file clamp broke within first 5 days of use
It might save the manufacturer time and money but the shrink wrap is not customer friendly. The clip is on top of it and it’s impossible to remove all the plastic wrap. I ended up using a Stanley knife to get around all the edges of the clip and scratched the black paint. Speaking of black paint, it was not exactly painted well to start with. I guess I should have just purchased plain brown unpainted clipboards and painted them myself…
