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Cork tapes 70mm

Tired of searching for insulation that doesn’t look fake or fall apart the second you touch it? Most options either feel synthetic or leave you frustrated with the mess they create. Cork tape is a smarter pick — it’s natural, tough, visually appealing, and actually gets the job done without compromising your project’s aesthetics.

Got questions? We’ve got you covered – here are the answers you’re looking for!

WHAT EXACTLY IS CORK TAPE AND HOW DOES IT DIFFER FROM A REGULAR CORK ROLL?

Cork tape is a flexible strip made from natural cork, rolled up just like standard tape. It’s available in a variety of widths and thicknesses. While cork rolls are broader and better for large surfaces, cork tape is your go-to for smaller, more detailed applications where precision matters.

HOW CAN YOU USE CORK TAPE IN EVERYDAY LIFE?

Cork tape is super practical and fits a range of uses, both functional and creative:

To make gaskets and seals for household or hobby needs.
As sound and heat insulation for rooms or equipment.
For creating custom message or pin boards.
For craft projects, model building, and DIY fixes.
To protect fragile items during storage or when shipping.

ANY TIPS BEFORE MOUNTING CORK STRIPS ON A WALL?

Let the cork sit in the room where it’ll be used for at least 72 hours so it adjusts to the temperature and humidity.
Make sure the surface is clean, smooth, and dry before applying anything.
Choose an adhesive made specifically for cork to get the best results – regular glue might not hold up.

CAN YOU PAINT OVER NATURAL CORK?

Yes, definitely! Just make sure to pick a paint that’s safe for use on cork so it won’t damage the surface or block breathability.

You don’t need fancy tools or expert skills to work with cork. Cork tape is user-friendly and super versatile – whether you’re sealing gaps, insulating a surface, or adding a strip to pin notes on.

Need to ship something delicate? Cork tape steps in as a natural shock absorber. It keeps fragile items safe by reducing impact during movement or delivery.

If you’re into crafting or building, cork tape is a great material to have around. It’s lightweight, easy to cut and glue, and looks good just as it is – no need to cover it up or paint over it.

And here’s something cool: No trees are chopped down to make cork products. The bark is harvested every 9 to 12 years without harming the tree – and in the meantime, these cork oaks absorb way more CO₂ than regular trees. So not only is cork sustainable, it actively helps the planet breathe easier.