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Cork tapes 150mm

On the hunt for reliable insulation, but everything either looks fake or falls apart instantly? It usually ends in frustration or with plastic that underperforms and ruins the look of your space. Cork roll tape is a much smarter pick – it’s natural, durable, neat-looking and actually works.

We’ve answered the most common questions!

WHAT IS A CORK ROLL TAPE?

Cork tape is a narrow and flexible strip of natural cork, wound up like a reel of tape. It comes in different widths and thicknesses. A standard cork roll is wider and more suited to large-scale uses. When you need something slimmer and more accurate, cork tape is the better pick.

WHAT PRACTICAL USES DOES CORK ROLL TAPE HAVE?

Cork tape is seriously practical – here’s how you might use it:

Ideal for sealing or making gaskets.
Works as thermal and sound insulation.
Useful for making slimline cork pinboards.
A favourite in crafting, modelling, or home DIY.
Great for protecting breakables during transport or storage – it softens impact and prevents scratches.

WHAT SHOULD I KNOW BEFORE ATTACHING BULLETIN BOARD STRIPS TAPE?

Let the cork sit in the space for about 72 hours before fitting so it can adapt to the room’s conditions.
Clean the surface properly before applying – no dust, grease, or bumps.
Use an adhesive for cork to make sure it sticks firmly – basic glues might not be enough.

IS BULLETIN BOARD STRIPS TAPE A MATERIAL YOU CAN PAINT?

Yes, you can! Just be sure to use paint that’s made specifically for cork, so it won’t affect the structure or look of the material.

You don’t need to be an expert or invest in expensive equipment. With a little time and creativity, you can make the most of cork tape. Whether you’re sealing something, insulating, or setting up a notice strip – it’s a flexible option for loads of everyday uses.

Cork tape is also a great helper when packing items – it’s like a natural buffer that absorbs shock and guards against knocks and breakage.

If you’re into hands-on projects, cork tape is ideal. Whether it’s simple decor or more precise work, it’s easy to handle, lightweight, and naturally good-looking – no need for extras. It helps you get those small touches just right.

What’s even better is that cork is harvested without cutting down any trees. The bark is gently removed every 9 to 12 years, and the tree keeps thriving – soaking up up to five times more CO₂. It’s a win for both you and the planet.