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Cork tapes 500mm

It’s not easy finding good insulation – most of what’s out there either looks fake or crumbles straight away. In the end, you’re left cleaning up or using plastic that looks awful and doesn’t insulate properly. Natural cork tape is a much smarter solution – natural, strong, stylish, and actually effective.

Looking for answers about cork tape? Let’s dive straight in!

HOW DOES CORK TAPE DIFFER FROM A ROLL?

Cork tape is a narrow, flexible strip made from natural cork, rolled up just like tape. It’s available in various widths and thicknesses. A cork roll is wider and great for large surfaces, while cork tape is your go-to when you need a slim, neat option.

WHAT ARE THE MAIN USES FOR NATURAL CORK TAPE?

Cork tape is super handy for lots of projects – here’s what you can do with it:

Make seals and gaskets for different tasks.
Use it as thermal and sound insulation.
Create strips for pinboards – great for notes and reminders.
It’s perfect for crafting, model-making and DIY.
Protect fragile items when storing or shipping – cork cushions things really well.

WHAT SHOULD YOU CHECK BEFORE APPLYING BULLETIN BOARD STRIPS TAPE TO THE WALL?

Let the cork sit in the room for about 72 hours before installing it, so it can adjust.
Clean the wall – remove any dust, grease or uneven spots first.
Use an adhesive for cork to get the best result – standard glues may not stick properly.

CAN YOU SAFELY PAINT NATURAL CORK?

Absolutely! Just be sure to use paint that’s designed for cork to keep the material looking and performing its best.

There’s no need for fancy gear or loads of experience to work with cork. A bit of time and a simple plan are all you’ll need. Cork tape fits easily into all kinds of projects – from insulation and sealing to creating small pinboards.

It’s also brilliant for protecting breakable items – acting as a natural cushion that absorbs shocks and bumps.

If you love crafting or detailed building projects, cork tape is perfect. It’s lightweight, simple to cut and glue, and naturally looks great – there’s no need to cover it up. It really helps you get the little details right.

And the best part? Cork is one of the most sustainable materials out there. The bark is carefully removed every 9 to 12 years without cutting the tree down, allowing it to continue growing and absorbing up to five times more CO₂. Great for your projects – and great for the planet too.