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Cork tapes 200mm

Tired of insulation that feels flimsy or looks like it came from a dollar store? It either cracks too easily or leaves your space looking like a mess — and it doesn’t even insulate properly. Cork tape offers a smarter, more dependable alternative: it’s made from natural materials, built to last, has a clean, professional appearance, and actually keeps temperatures in check like it’s supposed to.

Not sure how cork tape works? Let’s break it down for you!

WHAT IS CORK TAPE USED FOR INSULATION?

Cork tape is essentially a strip of cork that’s rolled up like standard tape. It’s available in a variety of thicknesses and widths to match the needs of your specific project. A typical cork roll is much wider – perfect for larger surfaces. But if you're looking for something precise and tidy, cork tape is your go-to choice.

HOW CAN I APPLY CORK TAPE FOR INSULATION?

Cork tape is highly versatile – here are just a few ways to make the most of it:

It’s great for creating gaskets or sealing items tightly.
Works effectively as soundproofing and thermal insulation.
Ideal for crafting narrow cork boards – use them for displaying notes or reminders.
Perfect for crafting, small-scale construction, and model-making.
Excellent for protecting fragile objects – cork absorbs shocks and shields items during shipping or storage.

WHAT SHOULD I CHECK BEFORE APPLYING CORK STRIPS TO WALLS?

Let the cork sit in the room for approximately 72 hours so it can acclimate before installation.
Ensure the wall or surface is smooth, clean, and dry – free from dust, grease, or rough patches.
Use adhesive specifically designed for cork – ordinary glue may not hold as effectively over time.

CAN I PAINT OVER CORK?

Absolutely! Just be sure to use paint formulated for cork – it will adhere better and won’t damage the surface.

You don’t need a lot of tools or experience to start working with cork. Cork tape is one of those all-in-one materials – ideal for sealing, insulating, or even creating a small bulletin board.

It’s also incredibly useful for packing fragile items – it’s a natural way to cushion impact and reduce the chance of damage.

If you’re into DIY projects, model-building, or design, cork tape is an excellent addition to your toolkit. It’s lightweight, easy to use, and looks great as it is. You can easily cut it, glue it down, and leave it in its natural form – it adds a neat, organic touch.

Even better, cork is eco-friendly. The bark is harvested every 9–12 years without cutting down the tree – and that tree absorbs up to five times more CO₂ as it regenerates. So, every piece of cork you use is actively helping the planet breathe.