I recently purchased two magnetic/cork framed bulletin boards from a Toledo, Ohio Hobby Lobby. After removing the cello wrapper, I discovered the boards did lay flat on a counter or against a wall. I returned the boards, tried two others and found the same problem. I was directed to another Hobby Lobby (20 miles away) and found the same problem. It was then suggested I travel another 20 miles to check our the boards at that Hobby Lobby.instead, I called that store and asked the clerk to check the boards for flatness. She informed me they did lay flat when put against a wall. The quality of this product was very poor and at all three locations I was told the design was faulty and I quite agree. Surely, the buyer for this area should have checked the quality before purchasing. Not only was it disappointing to buy a product that was not acceptable but to be sent from store to store was a waste of gasoline and time. I did appreciate each clerk's understanding of the return
and suggestion I write this commentary on poor product design.
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