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Cork tapes 100mm

Need an insulation material that actually works, but everything you find feels cheap or falls to bits? You either create more mess or settle for plastic that looks bad and doesn’t do much. Natural cork tape is a way better option – it’s eco-friendly, solid, stylish, and really effective.

Wondering how it all works? We’ve got the answers right here!

WHAT IS NATURAL CORK TAPE, AND HOW DOES IT DIFFER FROM A CORK ROLL?

Cork tape is a strip of natural cork that’s rolled up like tape. It comes in different sizes and thicknesses. A standard cork roll is much wider and better for covering big areas. Cork tape is what you reach for when you want something neater and more specific.

WHAT SORT OF THINGS CAN YOU DO WITH NATURAL CORK TAPE?

Cork tape has loads of practical uses – here are a few ideas:

Use it to create seals or gaskets for various jobs.
For heat and sound insulation.
Make custom cork notice strips for pinning messages or reminders.
Fantastic for crafting, modelling, and home DIY.
Perfect for wrapping and protecting fragile things – cork cushions and guards items during storage or shipping.

HOW SHOULD YOU PREPARE BEFORE APPLYING CORK BOARD STRIPS TAPE?

Let the cork settle in the room before installation – ideally, for around 72 hours.
Clean the wall properly first – it should be dust-free, smooth and dry.
Stick it down using a cork-specific adhesive – regular glue might not hold properly.

IS IT OK TO PAINT OVER NATURAL CORK?

Yes, no problem – just make sure you pick paint that’s made for use on cork. It’ll keep the material intact and still looking great.

You don’t need to be a DIY expert or have loads of tools to get started with cork. A bit of time and a simple plan will do. Cork tape is a really handy option – whether you’re sealing something, insulating, or setting up a tiny notice board.

It’s also brilliant when you’re wrapping delicate items – it acts like a soft, natural buffer that reduces the chance of things getting damaged.

If you like making things from scratch – from crafty pieces to detailed models – cork tape is a dream material. It’s light, cuts easily, glues well, and looks lovely as it is. When precision matters, cork really helps make things look spot on.

And the environmental side? No trees are harmed – the bark is gently stripped every 9–12 years, while the tree keeps thriving. In fact, it ends up absorbing up to 5x more CO₂. So when you choose cork, you’re doing your bit for the planet too.