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Cork strips

A lot of standard trim products are made from plastic. While they may look sharp at first, they tend to break down pretty fast. You invest in them, and before long, they’re cracking, peeling, and not holding up the way you need. Cork tape offers a smarter solution – it’s crafted from 100% natural materials and blends flexibility, strength, and a polished appearance. Plus, you don’t have to purchase big sheets or bulk rolls when you only need a slim strip – cork tape lets you get the job done and keep costs down.

Wondering what cork tape is and how to use it? We've got everything you need to know, right here.

SO, WHAT EXACTLY IS CORK TAPE?

Think of cork tape as a flexible, natural cork strip that comes in a rolled-up form. It’s light brown, has a soft texture, and is available in different widths and thicknesses to match whatever you’re working on.

HOW CAN YOU USE CORK TAPE?

Cork tape is seriously versatile. Whether you're fixing up your home or tackling a creative project, here’s what it’s good for:

Sealing gaps – it molds nicely to surfaces and is great for blocking out air or dust.
Sound and thermal insulation – cork’s natural structure makes it ideal for cutting down noise and regulating temperature.
Creating custom cork boards – no space for a full-size bulletin board? Use cork tape to build one that fits your space perfectly.
Crafts and model building – super easy to cut, glue, and shape. Perfect for hobbyists and DIY fans.
Protecting fragile items – works like natural padding when wrapping or shipping breakables.

WHAT’S THE BEST WAY TO APPLY CORK TAPE?

Proper surface prep and adhesive make all the difference.

Pick the right glue – go with an adhesive made for cork. General-purpose glues might not hold or could make the cork too stiff.
Clean the area first – get rid of any dust, oil, or uneven spots. Even the strongest glue won’t stick to a dirty surface.

HOW DO YOU CUT CORK TAPE WITHOUT ROUGH EDGES?

A sharp utility knife is your best bet. Dull blades tend to tear the cork instead of slicing it cleanly.

Always cut on a firm, flat surface for the cleanest results. Avoid soft mats – they can cause the edges to come out uneven.

IS THERE A SELF-ADHESIVE OPTION?

Yes! You can get cork tape in both the standard version and a peel-and-stick version – no glue required.

A little change can go a long way. Instead of cranking up the heat or hanging heavy curtains to stop drafts, just apply cork tape where it’s needed. It’s flexible, easy to use, and fits into tight spaces where other materials won’t. Its natural insulation also makes it a solid choice for pro-level jobs.

Want to hang notes or reminders, but don’t have the wall space? Use cork tape to build your own mini cork board wherever you need it – above your desk, on a cabinet door, or even in the kitchen.

If you’re trying to make eco-friendly choices, cork tape fits the bill. It’s made from real cork, contains zero plastic, and is safe for you and the environment. No toxins, no irritation – just natural material that works.