1 - 2 mm

Cork granules have a wide range of applications:

• Construction and industry: they’re an excellent component in lightweight concrete, insulating plasters, adhesive composites, and foundation structures.
• Insulation: ideal for filling voids in cavity walls, enhancing their insulating performance.
• Reinforced composites: used as a lightweight, flexible core material – for example, in the cabins of specialist vehicles.
• Furniture manufacturing: an eco-friendly filling material for pouffes and armchairs.
• Footwear industry: used in insoles and soles thanks to its lightness, flexibility and breathability.
• Safe surfacing: a natural and springy infill for sports pitches, playgrounds, and even as a sand substitute on artificial beaches.
• Sport: found in a range of sports equipment, including shooting rests, training bags, balls and badminton shuttlecocks.
• Gardening: improves soil structure and boosts aeration.
• Modelling, arts and decoration: effectively mimics railway ballast, sand, gravel and rock in dioramas, model layouts, and artistic projects – also used in theatre and opera set design to imitate sand.
• Terrarium care: a safe and natural substrate for spiders, reptiles and other exotic animals.
• Liquid absorption: highly effective at soaking up oils, making it useful in spill response and clean-up operations.

Cork granules are lightweight, flexible, and insulating. They have low thermal conductivity, helping to retain warmth in winter and keep interiors cool in summer. They’re resistant to moisture, won’t rot or develop mould. Importantly, cork is 100% natural – so you can be confident you're using a safe and environmentally friendly material.

Yes, in addition to our standard cork granules, we also offer cork dust – an ultra-fine grade with a flour-like texture. We also have larger pieces available, known as cork nuggets.

No – quite the opposite. Cork contains a natural compound called suberin, which acts as an effective insect repellent.