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Cork tapes 300mm

Searching for insulation that actually looks good and holds up? Most options either feel cheap or start falling apart the moment you touch them. That just means more hassle or plastic that doesn’t do the job. Cork roll tape is a much more sensible solution – it’s natural, tough, easy on the eyes and genuinely effective.

Here’s everything you were wondering!

WHAT IS A CORK ROLL TAPE?

Cork tape is a rollable strip made from natural cork, packaged just like regular tape. You can get it in different thicknesses and widths. While a standard cork roll is much wider and great for big projects, cork tape is ideal when you want something narrower and more controlled.

WHAT KINDS OF USES IS CORK ROLL TAPE GOOD FOR?

Cork tape is super handy – here are some of the ways you can use it:

To create gaskets and sealing solutions.
As thermal or acoustic insulation.
For noticeboard-style strips – great for pinning things in tight spaces.
Used in craft projects, model work and home fixes.
To pad fragile objects when packing or storing – cork helps absorb impacts and prevents scratches.

ANY TIPS BEFORE APPLYING CORK BULLETIN BOARD STRIPS TO A SURFACE?

Let the cork rest in the space where you’ll install it for around 72 hours so it can settle properly.
Clean the surface well – remove any dirt, grease or uneven areas before sticking anything on.
Choose a glue that's made for cork – it gives a stronger, longer-lasting hold than general adhesives.

CAN I PUT PAINT CORK BULLETIN BOARD STRIPS WITHOUT RUINING IT?

Yes, definitely – just use a paint that's designed for cork. It sticks well and won’t affect the structure of the material.

You don’t need to be a professional or have a workshop full of tools. A bit of time and a plan is all it takes. Cork tape is a go-to solution – whether it’s for sealing, insulating, or even making a small strip board for notes.

It’s also a great option when packing breakables – it acts as a natural protective layer. It softens knocks and helps prevent damage.

If you like making things by hand – from basic crafts to technical models – cork tape’s a great material. It’s lightweight, cuts easily, glues on smoothly, and looks stylish as-is – no covering needed. It’s made for detail lovers.

And when it comes to sustainability, cork tape really delivers. No trees are felled – the bark is harvested every 9 to 12 years, and the tree continues to grow, taking in up to five times more CO₂. So it’s not just good for your project – it’s good for the environment too.