Children take great pride when their artwork is displayed at school. The art brightens up the walls and adds cheer to the environment. It makes parents feel proud of their little one’s abilities to see their artistic creativity being shared with others. Unfortunately, with bulletin bars typically found in schools, this artwork can be quickly damaged as soon as it goes on display. Staples, thumbtacks, and sharps used to hang the pictures to the cork rail bulletin bars put holes into the pictures. That’s not good! Not to mention how unattractive, and potentially hazardous, the use of cork rails can be. We’ve discussed some of these topics in our Cork Rail Fail post. We have a solution to how to hang children’s art without damage or concern of sharps in schools … Casso® Display Rail. An elementary school in Quebec has implemented Casso Display Rail in their halls. This creates a beautiful, clean, safe way of hanging the student’s art. No sharps. No graffiti, and no damage to the art pieces. Let’s take a look.
