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Fine grained cork sheets

Tired of constantly repainting your walls and replacing damaged decor? Fine-grain cork sheets might just be the solution you’ve been looking for! They’re highly versatile, eco-friendly, provide excellent insulation, and can easily be transformed into a wide variety of promotional items!

We're sure you might have a few questions, so let us take a moment to answer them for you.

HOW CAN CORK SHEETS WITH FINE, MEDIUM, AND COARSE GRAINS BE USED?

Cork sheets with fine grains offer a smooth and flexible texture, making them ideal for cutting and shaping. This makes them a great option for wall decorations, promotional items, technical seals, drink coasters, or shoe insoles.

Medium grain cork sheets are more resistant to push pins and nails, making them popular for use in bulletin boards and dividers.

Coarse grain cork sheets are best suited for insulation applications, both acoustic and thermal. These sheets can be mounted on walls and ceilings. Their thicker, denser structure creates an excellent barrier that enhances comfort in your environment. For maximum insulation, cork panels for insulation are recommended. They provide superior thermal and soundproofing properties, enhancing the comfort of your space.

HOW TO CHOOSE THE RIGHT THICKNESS OF FINE GRAIN CORK FOR YOUR PROJECT?

For decorative and promotional items: If you're creating decorative or promotional objects such as coasters or small trinkets, thin cork sheets with a thickness between 0.8 to 3 mm are perfect. They are easy to cut and have a smooth surface.

For seals and technical components: Thicker cork sheets, ranging from 2 to 5 mm, are ideal for durable seals in appliances or machinery. These cork sheets are great for more demanding technical applications.

For acoustic and thermal insulation: If your project requires strong insulating properties, choose cork panels for insulation with a thickness between 12 to 25 mm. The thicker the material, the better the insulating effect.

ARE THERE SELF-ADHESIVE CORK SHEETS AVAILABLE?

Absolutely! Our fine grain cork sheets are also available in a self-adhesive version, making installation quicker and eliminating the need for additional tools.

When using a self-adhesive layer, make sure to:

Acclimate: Let the cork sheet adjust to the room's temperature and humidity for about 72 hours before installation. This will help avoid issues like shrinking or warping.

Prepare the surface: Ensure that the surface where you'll apply the cork is clean and flat. This is key for a secure and lasting installation.

HOW TO MAINTAIN CORK SHEETS TO MAKE THEM LAST FOR YEARS?

Thanks to its anti-static properties, cork is incredibly easy to maintain. Simply clean the cork sheets regularly with a soft cloth and water mixed with a mild, neutral pH detergent. In areas exposed to high moisture levels, such as bathrooms, protect the surface with an additional waterproof varnish. Also, avoid contact with sharp objects that might damage the delicate cork structure.

Cork sheets with fine grain are easy to work with, cut, and shape, allowing you to quickly and effortlessly adapt them to your project. If you're looking for a quicker alternative, self-adhesive versions are also available, eliminating the need for extra tools or adhesives.

We understand the variety of your projects! That's why we offer a wide range of cork sheets that stand out from the limited selection typically available in stores.

Fine grain cork sheets are durable and resistant to moisture and mold, making them last for decades! Plus, you don't need to worry about your health or allergies, as cork is hypoallergenic and antistatic.

Cork is a renewable and biodegradable material, obtained by carefully stripping the bark from cork oak trees without cutting them down. Cork oaks, in particular, absorb CO2 from the atmosphere by regenerating their bark.

Moreover, the ability of these trees to absorb CO2 increases fivefold after the bark is removed, which contributes significantly to reducing greenhouse gases and combating climate change, making cork one of the most eco-friendly choices on the market.