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Cork tapes 250mm

Ever picked up an insulating material only to find it feels fake or crumbles straight away? You either make more mess or end up using plastic that’s not up to the task and spoils the look. Natural cork insulation tape is a much wiser choice – it’s natural, dependable, looks great and actually insulates well.

Questions on your mind? We’ve got simple answers ready for you!

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

Cork tape is a flexible, narrower strip of natural cork, rolled up much like tape. You’ll find it in a range of sizes and thicknesses. A cork roll tends to be much wider, ideal for covering large areas. Cork tape, though, is perfect when you need something slimmer and more detailed.

WHAT ARE SOME COMMON USES FOR NATURAL CORK INSULATION TAPE?

Cork tape can be put to work in plenty of ways – here are just a few:

Used to make gaskets and sealings.
Acts as insulation – keeping things warm or quiet.
Handy for pinboard strips – to stick up notes or memos.
Perfect for crafting, model-making and home projects.
Ideal for wrapping and cushioning items to avoid damage during storage or shipping.

WHAT TO REMEMBER BEFORE MOUNTING CORK BOARD STRIPS ROLL?

Let the cork rest in the room where it’ll be applied for at least 72 hours to adapt to the conditions.
Make sure the surface is properly cleaned – it should be dry, dust-free and flat.
Use a dedicated cork adhesive for a strong bond – avoid general-purpose glues.

IS IT POSSIBLE TO PAINT CORK INSULATION TAPE SAFELY?

Yes, absolutely – just go for paint made specifically for cork. It sticks well and won’t harm the material.

You don’t need specialist tools or advanced skills to use cork. A bit of time and a good idea are all it takes. Cork tape fits into all kinds of jobs – from insulation and sealing to mini noticeboards.

It’s also a solid choice for protecting delicate items – like a natural shock absorber, cork cushions against bumps and drops.

If you enjoy hands-on projects, cork tape’s got your back. Whether you’re making simple crafts or complex models, it’s lightweight, easy to work with and looks great just as it is – no need to paint or hide it.

What’s more, cork is one of the most eco-friendly materials around. No trees are cut down – the bark is peeled every 9–12 years while the trees continue to grow. They even absorb up to five times more CO₂ after harvesting. So your choice is good for the planet too.