Orlando Magnet Company sells souvenir magnets, fridge magnets, and travel magnets for this city. The keepsake is small on purpose: a city-view plaque, a kitchen-set tile, a seasonal shape, or one piece from a trip that has to survive the bag and then live on a door.
Inquire at sales@tabaconda.com. Publisher: Orlando Magnet Company and Tabaconda LLC.
International Drive heat, a Lake Eola evening, a Lake Nona kitchenette, I-4 at dusk. The magnet is what remains when the clothes are washed and the camera roll is closed.
Souvenir, fridge, and travel memory
A plaque that actually lives on a kitchen door.
Souvenir. The souvenir of a day. Orlando days are park-day heat, hotel carpets, apartment kitchenettes, downtown evenings that never see a gate, and the long drive on I-4. Read what a souvenir magnet is doing in Orlando.
Fridge. The diary on the door. A household groups a city view, a kitchen set, a seasonal piece, and last year's trip so the door still opens. Painted steel holds a thin magnet. Some stainless skins do not. Read a fridge as a travel diary.
Travel. The bag. Light, flat, wrapped so the face does not scratch, one piece per trip. People look for that piece at the end of a park day, on International Drive, or at the airport. Read the magnet that survives the bag.
Same object, three rooms. Orlando heat, then a suitcase, then a door that has to open on a Tuesday.
Four magnets that live on a door
Kind
Door job
Tin print
Light, scuffs in a zipper
Enamel plaque
Heavier, holds a photo corner
Letter tile
Toy stack, fridge alphabet
Clip or frame
Paper: a stub or one print
Families in the catalog are related faces you can name. Start with the four that actually earn rent on a kitchen door.
City view
Civic Orlando: a downtown silhouette, Lake Eola’s fountain, palms against a hotel slab, the evening strip of International Drive. For a weekend that never entered a gate. For a downtown game. For a medical-campus month in Lake Nona. For a park week that still wants the city.
Kitchen set
Small working shapes beside a grocery list in an apartment, a Lake Nona rental, or a house west of I-4. These earn rent when nobody is on vacation. Keep them in a row along an edge so the handle stays clear.
Seasonal shapes
Orlando marks time with wet summers, bowl weeks, and quieter Septembers, not with snow. A seasonal piece is the calendar magnet: on for a stretch, off when the kitchen wants the city view back.
Park-day magnet
Generic park-day magnets: gates, loops, ticket-stub shapes. For the fridge after the week, without licensed marks. One per visit is enough; last year’s plaque can stay.
Enamel plaques, and how we group families
The red fridge plaque is an enamel object: a metal blank, a navy rim, a hanging tab, color in the face. An enamel face and a thin tin print are both souvenir magnets. They are different constructions. If you care about a face that still looks like itself after a year of Florida kitchen air, ask about enamel. Compare them on souvenir vs enamel.
Custom work is a drawing, a short run, a show-table set, or one mark. Local-door marks are for steel that never leaves town: a shop door, a cab, a job box, an event badge. The personality of this company is the magnet that goes home.
Inquire
Write sales@tabaconda.com, or use the form on the FAQ page. A useful note is specific and short: “City view plus one trip piece, painted apartment door, Lake Nona, June.” Say what the door is (painted or stainless, apartment, hotel, house), what the trip was (park week, downtown, Lake Nona stay, I-Drive hotel), and which families you want.
Orlando Magnet Company is published by Tabaconda LLC.
