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Standard mats and sheets often fall short — you can’t tip them into cracks, blend them with concrete, or make them work with awkward shapes. Granulated cork gives you flexibility where other materials fall behind. Light, tough, and great at insulation — ground cork is a solution that moulds to your needs without cutting corners.

You probably have a few questions — so we’ve prepared the answers!

WHAT ARE THE MAIN APPLICATIONS OF GRANULATED CORK?

Construction and industrial use – Perfect for use in lightweight concrete, insulating plasters, mixes, and base construction materials.
Heat insulation – Helps improve thermal efficiency by filling gaps in walls.
Composite reinforcements – Acts as a flexible, low-weight core in structures such as vehicle cabins and interiors for specialist builds.
Furniture design – A green alternative for stuffing pouffes, armchairs, and other decorative pieces.
Footwear sector – Used in the production of shoe soles and insoles.
Impact-absorbing surfaces – A natural layer for sports fields and play zones, also used in place of sand on man-made beaches.
Sports gear – Present in punching bags, balls, shuttlecocks, etc.
Horticulture – Enhances soil aeration and texture, boosting fertilisation.
Creative and stage work – Useful in modelling and stage design to mimic gravel, stones, or sand — used in theatres and operas alike.
Terrarium substrate – A safe, good-looking base for exotic pets like reptiles and spiders.
Spill control – Granulated cork soaks up oils well, making it handy for cleaning spills.

CAN GROUND CORK PROVIDE INSULATION?

Absolutely — just in a different way compared to regular cork panels or rolls. Since it’s broken down into granules, it’s great in places where sheet cork won’t work — such as being mixed into building materials or poured freely into spaces.

WHAT’S THE BEST WAY TO STORE GRANULATED CORK?

All it takes is a dry environment, decent air circulation, and properly sealed packaging. Just make sure it stays away from moisture and sunlight.

IS NATURAL CORK ENVIRONMENTALLY FRIENDLY AND BIODEGRADABLE?

Definitely — cork is an entirely natural product, free from chemical treatments, so it naturally breaks down without polluting the planet. It’s also reusable and can be easily recycled or given a second life in new forms.

Unlike stiff panels or off-the-shelf mats, granulated cork is way more versatile. It’s natural cork in a loose format — easy to handle in tricky areas. You can pour it, portion it out, mix it with other stuff, and shape it however you like. It’s spot on for fresh builds and renovation projects alike.

What’s more, it naturally brings thermal and sound insulation to the table — thanks to cork’s amazing internal structure. Each tiny bit contains millions of air-filled cells, working as mini barriers to trap heat and reduce noise. That’s why cork helps keep places warm and calm.

Since it’s often used indoors — where people spend a lot of time — safety really matters. Our granulated cork comes with a recognised hygiene certificate from Poland’s National Institute of Public Health (PZH) in Poland. That’s not something you see every day — in fact, we’re currently the only supplier in Poland offering granules with this certification. It’s your guarantee that the product is totally safe and meets high standards.

It also works brilliantly for soft surfacing — especially in spots where kids are playing or athletes are working out. On playgrounds, it provides natural shock absorption, softening the blow from any falls. And unlike artificial materials, it doesn’t overheat in the sun or hurt bare feet, making it a comfier and safer pick.

Last but not least — natural cork is fully sustainable. It’s harvested from cork oak bark, which grows back on its own, so the trees don’t get harmed. You get all the performance you need — without compromising the planet.