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Cork tapes 450mm

Looking for insulation that doesn’t feel cheap? Too often you either end up with more mess or stuck with plastic that doesn’t do much and looks bad too. Cork tape for insulation is a much better bet – natural, tough, great-looking, and properly effective.

Need answers about cork tape? You’re in the right place!

WHAT IS CORK TAPE, AND HOW DOES IT COMPARE TO A CORK ROLL?

Cork tape is a slim, bendable strip of natural cork, rolled up just like standard tape. It’s available in different sizes and thicknesses. A cork roll tends to be wider, making it perfect for covering big spaces. Cork tape is what you’ll want when you need something narrower and more accurate.

WHAT CAN I USE CORK TAPE FOR INSULATION FOR?

Cork tape is really useful in loads of ways – here’s a quick guide:

Use it for gaskets or to seals.
It’s great for insulating against heat and noise.
Create noticeboard strips – pin up notes wherever you need them.
Perfect for DIY projects, arts and crafts, and modelling.
Helps protect fragile items when shipping or storing, thanks to cork’s cushioning abilities.

WHAT SHOULD I KNOW BEFORE INSTALLING CORK STRIPS FOR WALLS TAPE?

Give cork time to adjust by leaving it in the room for about 72 hours before fitting it.
Prepare the surface carefully – it should be dry, clean and smooth before applying.
Always use adhesive meant for cork – it holds much better than standard glues.

IS PAINTING CORK STRIPS FOR WALLS TAPE A GOOD IDEA?

Yes, definitely – just choose a cork-friendly paint. It’ll stick properly and keep the material in great condition.

You don’t need a full workshop to get started with cork. A little time and a good idea are all you really need. Cork tape is an easy and reliable choice – whether you’re insulating, sealing or creating a notice strip.

It’s also brilliant for wrapping fragile items – cork acts as a natural shock absorber to help prevent breaks and scratches.

If you’re into creative projects or detailed builds, cork tape is a perfect fit. It’s light, easy to work with, and looks lovely even without painting or covering. It’s all about getting the small details just right.

And the bonus? Cork is eco-friendly. The bark is harvested gently every 9 to 12 years without cutting down the trees, helping them absorb up to five times more CO₂. So cork is a choice that’s good for you – and even better for the planet.