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Cork tapes

Most finishing materials are made of plastic – they might look neat at first glance, but they wear out quickly. You spend money, and just a few months later, it cracks, peels off, and no longer does its job. Cork tape is made from 100% natural material that combines flexibility, durability, and a clean look. And there’s no need to buy full sheets or large rolls if all you need is something narrower – with cork tape, you save money.

You probably have a few questions, so we’ve prepared the answers!

WHAT IS CORK TAPE?

It’s a long, flexible strip made from natural cork, in the form of a roll. It has a warm, light brown colour. Cork tape comes in various widths and thicknesses, so it’s easy to find the right fit for your project.

WHAT IS CORK TAPE USED FOR?

It’s versatile – handy both around the house and in professional projects:

Sealing – thanks to its flexibility, it adapts to various surfaces and helps seal gaps effectively.
Sound and heat insulation – natural cork’s structure is made up of millions of tiny air-filled pores, providing excellent acoustic and thermal insulation.
Custom cork boards – cork tape is a smart alternative to big framed cork boards. It’s compact, easy to cut to size, and perfect when you’re short on space.
Model making and crafts – natural cork is a great material for creative work. You can cut it, glue it, and combine it with other materials.
Protection during storage and transport – cork tape acts as natural cushioning, helping protect delicate items from damage.

HOW TO PROPERLY APPLY CORK TAPE?

You’ll need the right adhesive and a properly prepared surface.

Choosing the adhesive – it’s best to use a glue for natural cork, such as Wakol D-3540 or Dragon. Regular glues might not offer enough grip or could contain ingredients that make the cork stiff.
Preparing the surface – before applying the tape, make sure the surface is clean and even. Remove any dust, grease, or uneven spaces – even the best glue won’t hold on a dirty surface.

HOW SHOULD I CUT CORK TAPE FOR SMOOTH EDGES?

A cork knife is the ideal tool – just make sure it’s sharp. A dull blade tends to tear the material rather than cutting it cleanly.

For best results, cut your cork tape on a hard, flat surface. Avoid soft cutting mats, as they can lead to uneven edges.

IS CORK TAPE AVAILABLE IN A SELF-ADHESIVE VERSION?

Yes, cork tape comes in both classic (non-adhesive) and self-adhesive versions.

Sometimes, a small change is all it takes to make your home more comfortable. Instead of battling draughts with heavy curtains or turning up the heating, you can easily seal problem areas. Cork tape is flexible and adapts well to edges – ideal where rigid or bulky materials fall short. Thanks to its insulating properties, it’s also a reliable choice for professional use, including sound and thermal insulation, or gasket production in construction and industry.

Want a space to pin up notes, but keep putting it off because you’re short on room? With cork tape, you can create a cork board that fits your space perfectly. Stick a strip of natural cork above your desk, on a wardrobe door, or on the kitchen wall – and keep your shopping list or reminders right where you need them.

It’s getting harder to find materials that are genuinely eco-friendly rather than just pretending to be “green.” Cork tape is made from pure, natural material with no plastic content. It’s kind to the environment – and to you too. It doesn’t release any toxic substances and won’t irritate your skin.