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Cork roll 10mm

Fed up with pin boards that fall apart after just a few uses? We’ve all been there… In places where you’re constantly swapping out notes, documents, or reminders, you need something that lasts. Cork roll 10mm is your best bet – durable, reliable, and built to handle daily use for years to come.

You probably have a few questions, so we’ve put together the answers.

HOW CAN I MAKE A CORK BOARD USING CORK ROLL 10MM?

Choose a cork roll with a thickness of 5-10mm and pair it with a sturdy backing, such as soft fibreboard, to ensure the board stays stable and durable.

HOW DO I KEEP MY NATURAL CORK 10MM CLEAN?

Cork rolls are incredibly easy to maintain. Simply wipe the surface with a slightly damp cloth or use a soft duster.

Thanks to natural cork’s antistatic properties, dust doesn’t settle as quickly, so you won’t need to clean it often. Your walls will stay fresh and tidy for a long time!

CAN I BUY SAMPLES BEFORE DECIDING?

Of course! We offer samples of our products. It’s a great way to see for yourself if natural cork meets your expectations.

In an office or school, things are always changing – documents, notes, plans. Who wants to replace an entire board every few months? A 10mm cork roll is thick enough to handle constant pinning and unpinning. You can swap out content as often as you like, and the board will keep serving you reliably.

If you're planning to create a large cork board or even cover an entire wall, a cork roll is a better choice than sheets. With a roll, you have full control over the size – cut, adjust, and don’t worry about seams like you would with sheets. Fewer visible gaps mean a cleaner, more polished look.

However, a 10 mm cork roll is more than just a practical spot for pinning notes. Its thicker material helps insulate walls and reduce noise. If your office or conference room feels cold and echoes too much, natural cork can really make a difference.

By choosing natural cork, you’re doing something good for the environment. Research shows that plastic production emits around 10 times more CO₂ than natural cork production. Aluminium fares even worse, generating 26 times more carbon dioxide compared to natural cork. It truly is the material of the future!