Self adhesive colored cork notice board sheets - noticeboard tiles

“This wall feels a bit bare… but I don’t want another standard office-style noticeboard.” Completely understandable! You’re not setting up a conference room, after all. You’re creating a child’s bedroom, home office, space that’s truly yours. You want it to be practical, yes — but also cosy and personal. Self Adhesive Coloured Cork Boards are a simple way to bring order to your wall — and do it beautifully. No drilling, no cold corporate feel. Instead of a heavy, clunky board that takes over the entire room, you get a light feature that blends naturally into your space.

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DO I NEED A COLOURED CORK PINBOARD?

Let’s find out. A coloured cork board is a self-adhesive panel made from natural cork, allowing you to pin notes and photos without damaging your wall. It’s a great option if you want a functional noticeboard, but in a lighter, more colourful form.

It’s a good fit if:

you’re missing a dedicated space at home to organise notes and important information,
you live in a small space where one wall needs to serve several purposes,
your child’s room needs somewhere for drawings, timetables and photos,
you frequently update materials and notices in a classroom or after-school club,
your office has a more relaxed atmosphere, and you need a colourful space for tasks, projects or brainstorming sessions,
you’re creating a communication zone for students at a university.

What does the self-adhesive backing offer?

No drilling or putting holes in the wall.
No need for extra glue or tools — installation is quick and mess-free.
Simply stick the board onto a properly prepared surface, and it’s ready to use straight away.

It might not be for you if:

you’re designing a very formal, pared-back interior and want a strictly minimalist look,
you avoid colourful accents in your space,
you’re looking for a surface to write on with markers — this is not a whiteboard,
you plan to move it around frequently — it’s designed as a one-time installation, and once removed, the adhesive layer loses its properties.

If you’re not sure whether it will work in your space, get in touch. It’s always better to check before installation — it can save you a great deal of time and hassle.

DOES THE SELF-ADHESIVE BACKING STICK WELL TO THE WALL?

Yes — provided the wall has been properly prepared. The surface should be:

clean – free from grease and dirt,
dry – with no moisture present,
dust-free – freshly plastered, flaky surfaces are not suitable,
smooth – without heavy texture or finishes.

Why does this matter? Cork is a natural material — it reacts to changes in temperature and humidity. If you stick it to the wall immediately after delivery (for example, in winter when it’s been transported in low temperatures), it may slightly change its dimensions as it adjusts to room temperature. In practice, this can mean tiny gaps at the joins, tension around the edges, or corners gradually lifting over time. Allowing the cork to acclimatise helps prevent this.

From experience, we know some people skip this preparation stage — and unfortunately, that’s the most common reason cork panels come away from the wall. That’s why we prefer to mention it upfront. A properly prepared surface is the foundation of a long-lasting installation.

If you’re unsure whether your wall is suitable, send us a brief description or a photo. We’ll let you know whether it’s a good fit — or whether you’d be better off choosing a different solution.

ARE SELF ADHESIVE CORK TILES SAFE FOR CHILDREN?

Yes. Cork is a natural material and safe for family environments. It doesn’t produce dust, has no sharp edges, and is slightly flexible, so it won’t crumble under normal use. It feels warm and soft to the touch, which makes it particularly well suited to children’s rooms.

That said, young children should always be supervised. Little ones tend to put things in their mouths, so they shouldn’t play with the board on their own. It’s best to pin up artwork and notes together with your child.

HOW CAN YOU JOIN SEVERAL PANELS SO THE SEAMS ARE LESS VISIBLE?

It’s best to say it upfront: the joins will always be visible to some extent. That’s simply a natural characteristic of cork. What can you do to make them as discreet as possible? First and foremost, allow the panels to acclimatise. Leave all panels in the room where they’ll be installed for at least 72 hours before fitting them. This gives the cork time to adjust to the room’s temperature and humidity. As a result, the joins will be far less noticeable.

Why cork instead of magnetic paint, a whiteboard, or a bare wall? Magnetic paint usually comes in a dark, heavy colour that visually reduces and overwhelms the space. A whiteboard reflects light, scratches easily, and quickly loses its appearance. And a bare wall? It’s simply dull and impractical. Cork works better: it’s colourful, doesn’t weigh the wall down, remains aesthetically pleasing, and provides a practical surface for pinning notes.

You can cover just the area above your desk, or an entire wall if you know there’ll be plenty of notes and drawings. In a child’s room, one board is often not enough — that’s when adding more panels side by side makes perfect sense. You can create a larger space for timetables, drawings, and all the important bits and pieces.

It’s a natural material that doesn’t build up static like plastic. Cork also doesn’t naturally attract dust. If someone in your household has allergies, it’s a difference you’ll notice quickly.