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Cork tapes 90mm

Trying to find decent insulation but everything either feels fake or breaks apart as soon as you touch it? You end up wasting time or using plastic that looks awful and doesn’t really work. Cork tape roll is a far better choice – it’s natural, long-lasting, looks good and actually gets the job done.

Got questions? Here are some helpful answers!

WHAT’S A CORK TAPE ROLL?

It’s a flexible cork strip, wound up just like regular tape. It’s available in several thicknesses and widths. A cork roll is much broader and better for larger surfaces, while cork tape is your go-to when you need something slim and exact.

WHAT ARE THE MAIN USES FOR CORK TAPE ROLL?

Cork tape can do a lot – it’s seriously handy:

Use it to make gaskets or sealing strips.
For soundproofing or insulating against heat.
Make your own cork boards – ideal for pinning notes in tight spots.
Perfect for DIY projects, models and artsy stuff.
Use it as padding during transport or storage – cork cushions and protects really well.

WHAT SHOULD YOU DO BEFORE INSTALLING CORK FOR INSULATION TAPE?

Let the cork get used to the room’s climate – keep it in there for around 72 hours before fitting.
Make sure the wall is clean and smooth – wipe away dust, oil or anything uneven.
Stick it down with glue designed for cork – general-purpose adhesives might not last.

CAN YOU PAINT NATURAL CORK?

Yes, you can! Just make sure to pick a paint that’s made for cork. It’ll stick well and won’t mess with the natural texture.

You don’t need fancy tools or loads of experience to work with cork. Just a little time and a clear plan. Cork tape is a great all-rounder – use it for gaskets, insulation, or even for putting up quick pinboards.

It’s also a smart choice for packing fragile stuff – acting like a natural, soft buffer. Cork helps absorb shocks so things are less likely to break.

If you like making things by hand – whether it’s crafting or detailed models – cork tape is a dream. Lightweight, easy to cut, sticks nicely, and looks good even without paint or covers. When you're focusing on the small things, cork helps you get them spot-on.

And here’s the eco-bonus: no trees are chopped down to produce cork. The bark is harvested every 9–12 years, and the trees stay alive and well – absorbing up to 5x more CO₂ in the process. So every strip of cork is actually helping the environment breathe easier.