Thork Thick Cork Board by Umbra®

Our Thork Thick Cork Board by Umbra is perfect for posting notes, photos, menus and calendars. Its unique, chunky design lends contemporary style to your home or office. Shop all Umbra®.

Made from self-healing cork over styrofoam
Includes six silver-tone pushpins and two keyhole slots for hanging

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24" sq. Umbra® Thork Thick Cork Board

10046817

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$32.99 ea

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Thork Thick Cork Board by UmbraÂ® 4.6 5 5 5

Great for Home or Office While it looks like it should be super heavy, this thing is feather light. It was easy to hang and is large enough that we use it as an idea board in my office. It also looks nice since it's the thickness of a gallery wrapped canvas. March 21, 2013

Best that I found I ordered 9 of these to put in my office as decor and function. I wanted really thick boards that could take long pushpins and actually hold items well. Once I got these on my wall in a 3x3 tic-tac-toe pattern with 2" spacing between, I liked the look so much I didn't want to clutter them up with stuff...which was the whole point of getting them in the first place, go figure. I would imagine hanging them how they were designedâwith two screwsâ would be rather difficult and frustrating, not to mention they don't come with hanging hardware. I opted to use industrial strength velcro as my office walls are concrete/plaster, and that method worked perfectly and was super easy. It should be said though, it's not solid cork. It's some kind of dense styrofoam with a cork veneer. May 21, 2012

Corkboard, grown up I love the design of this corkboard. Understated and versatile. However, be careful when taking it out of the packaging- I was not very careful and accidentally 'nicked' one of the corners. April 9, 2012