Natural cork memo board 40x50cm TORGA

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Model/Product no.: ACS003-160

Weight: 0.1 kg

Stock status: In stock

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You need to remember something, so you jot it down on a piece of paper. Then the note ends up under a notebook, between documents or somewhere next to your monitor, and eventually disappears. The Torga Cork Memo Board gives all those things one visible place – you can pin up your daily plan, an important date, a photo or a quick note and keep it exactly where you need it. It is a simple board with cork on both sides, which makes it really practical.

Cork On Both Sides

For Notes And Photos

Everything In Sight

For Home And Office

Everyday Organisation

Convenient Size

What Is Worth Knowing?

WHAT IS THE TORGA CORK MEMO BOARD?

Torga is a simple, rectangular cork board where you can pin notes, photos, to-do lists or important reminders. It works well above a desk, in a home office, and anywhere you like to keep the most important things in sight.

Importantly, there is cork on both sides of the board, so you can use either side.

WHO WILL FIND A BOARD LIKE THIS USEFUL?

Torga will be especially useful if you:

work at a desk and want to keep important dates, tasks or quick notes in sight at all times,
are studying and need a place for your timetable, exam dates or things you need to remember,
work from home and want to keep important information separate from notes scattered across your desk,
like planning on paper – to-do lists, weekly plans and reminders are easier to keep track of when they are right in front of you,
want to create a small inspiration board with photos, cut-outs, ideas or things you would like to come back to,
need a place for family reminders – shopping lists, appointments, school matters or quick messages for other members of the household,
need a simple office board for information that changes often and is not worth printing out permanently,
like having photos and keepsakes on display instead of keeping them in a drawer or on your phone.

WHAT IS INCLUDED IN THE SET?

Along with the board, you get 6 drawing pins and 2 screw-in wall hooks.

WHAT SIZE IS THE BOARD?

50 × 40 cm. It is a convenient size for above a desk or on a wall – large enough to hold several notes, photos and reminders without taking up too much space.

Not everyone likes planning everything in apps. Sometimes it is easier to write something down, pin it up and keep it in sight. The problem starts when the number of notes keeps growing and each one ends up somewhere different. Torga keeps that everyday clutter under control without making things complicated.

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#1 CORK BOARDS ARE STILL A POPULAR CHOICE

Cork boards have been around for years, and it is no surprise that people still choose them. They are simply convenient. You pin up whatever you want to keep in sight – a to-do list, an important date, a photo, your weekly plan or a note with something you do not want to forget.

When you no longer need something, you remove the drawing pin and make room for the next thing. You can change everything in a matter of seconds, and the board itself is not just for an office or a student’s room. It works just as well above a desk at home, in the kitchen or somewhere the whole family passes several times a day.

#2 PORTUGUESE CORK

The cork comes from Portugal, a country that has been closely associated with harvesting and processing it for generations. Interestingly, cork is not wood – it is the outer layer of bark from the cork oak tree. The bark is removed from the trunk by hand without cutting the tree down, and after harvesting, it gradually grows back.

Removing the bark itself requires a great deal of experience. You need to know where to make the cut and how to separate the bark without damaging the tree. In Portugal, knowledge of this craft has long been passed down from one generation to the next.

It is no surprise, then, that cork is so strongly associated with Portugal and is sometimes referred to there as “Portuguese gold”. It is a material that has long been used not only for wine stoppers, but also for flooring, walls and everyday items – including cork memo boards like this one.