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Coarse grained self adhesive cork insulation board

Does the idea of installation bring to mind mess and a project that never ends? Home improvements often get pushed aside because even the thought of starting feels overwhelming. Self-adhesive coarse grained cork wall tiles provide a hassle-free way to refresh your space! No mess, no tools, no time wasted.

Have questions? We’ve got the answers ready for you!

DO SELF-ADHESIVE CORK WALL TILES HELP INSULATE AND SOUNDPROOF A WALL?

Absolutely, coarse-grained cork is an excellent option for insulation. Its large granules form a porous structure that enhances sound absorption and retains heat effectively. Thicker panels offer greater insulation.

However, if maximum efficiency is your goal, expanded cork might be a better alternative.

WHAT'S THE BEST WAY TO INSTALL SELF-ADHESIVE CORK PANELS?

Simply remove the protective layer and press the sheet onto the desired surface. There’s no need for glue or special tools.

IMPORTANT!

Self-adhesive cork works best on clean, flat, smooth, and dust-free surfaces like plasterboard or furniture panels.
Let the cork acclimate for 72 hours before sticking it on. Skipping this step may lead to shrinking or warping.

SHOULD YOU CHOOSE CORK SHEETS OR ROLLS?

Cork sheets are ideal for smaller projects. Unlike rolls, they don’t require flattening, allowing for quicker installations where joints are not a significant issue.

For larger spaces, cork rolls provide a more seamless finish with minimal visible joints.

To sum up, you save plenty on glue, cleaning supplies, time, hiring contractors, and specialised tools. Forget calling in the pros—self-adhesive cork panels are crafted for straightforward DIY applications. No need to deal with glue or create a mess. Just peel, stick, and you’re all set. No fuss, no stress, and it can all be done over a weekend—or even a few hours!

And there’s more to it. Many popular insulation materials, like PVC or polyurethane foam, release considerable CO2 during production, which harms the air quality. Natural cork, in contrast, lowers emissions right from the start, ensuring a healthier space for you and your loved ones. Plus, cork is harvested sustainably from the bark of cork oak trees without damaging them, making it an environmentally friendly option.

Thanks to its density, coarse-grained cork provides superior soundproofing and heat retention. Say goodbye to hearing the TV from the next room when you need peace and quiet. Additionally, you’ll notice lower heating bills as cork helps retain warmth within your space.

Here’s a feature you’ll appreciate daily—the natural cork’s antistatic surface. It resists dust buildup, giving you more free time and less cleaning. If you suffer from allergies, you’ll breathe easier without worrying about airborne irritants.