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Fine-grained self adhesive cork sheets for production

How often do you refresh your walls? Tired of dealing with messy drop cloths, hours of cleanup, and ruined outfits? There’s a simpler way to give your interiors a makeover – self-adhesive cork boards. Made from premium-grade natural cork with a sleek surface, these boards offer a modern, hassle-free alternative to traditional solutions and go far beyond what’s typically found at big-box home improvement stores.

Have questions? We've got the answers!

HOW DO YOU PREPARE SURFACES FOR CORK SHEETS?

Make sure the surface is flat, clean, and completely dry. The adhesive backing is designed to work best on smooth, dust-free surfaces like furniture panels or drywall.

HOW LONG DOES CORK NEED TO ADJUST TO ITS ENVIRONMENT?

Allow at least 72 hours for cork to acclimate. This gives it time to adapt to the room's temperature and humidity levels.

What happens if you skip this step? Cork may expand or contract after application, potentially causing it to peel off. Skipping this process often leads to do-overs, which can be frustrating. Save yourself the trouble by taking the time to acclimate the material!

CAN CORK SHEETS BE INSTALLED ON UNEVEN SURFACES?

No, they work best on flat, even surfaces. Even slight unevenness can cause the sheets to detach over time.

IS FINE-GRAIN CORK SUITABLE FOR INSULATION?

Fine-grain cork can help reduce wall chill, but it's better suited as a decorative element. For effective thermal insulation, consider thicker coarse-grain sheets (at least 10 mm) or expanded cork.

Messy glue, long waits, and tool cleanups – sound familiar? Say goodbye to all that with self-adhesive cork sheets. Just peel and stick for a quick, hassle-free installation.

Unlike vinyl or foam, fine-grain cork's smooth surface resists dirt. Its anti-static properties make cleaning a breeze – simply wipe it down with a damp cloth!

Self-adhesive cork boards are incredibly versatile. They're perfect for crafting unique promotional items like coasters, as well as practical uses like gaskets, shoe insoles, or protective pads. Thanks to their flexibility and durability, they’re easy to cut and shape. Plus, the adhesive backing allows for quick attachment to materials like cardboard or paper.

While plastic takes decades to decompose, cork is naturally biodegradable. It’s fully renewable, eco-friendly, and sustainable! What’s more, producing cork products like bottle stoppers requires less than a quarter of the energy needed to make plastic or aluminum alternatives. A win for the environment!