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The presented photos and visualizations show the appearance of the cork in studio lighting conditions. In reality, the colour may vary slightly depending on the light and screen settings.
Does it seem like updating your home always needs a massive budget and loads of professionals? Because of that, you keep delaying your revamp; before long, the months slip by and your home still feels dull — no energy, no fresh touch, no real character. But guess what? It doesn’t have to be that way. You can easily give your space a whole new vibe without splashing out or hiring anyone — all thanks to Honeycomb Cork 3D Panels. Made from a natural and safe material, they’re a breeze to put up and look absolutely unique. Best of all? You’ll love being able to say, “Yep, I did it myself.”
Striking Design
Safe to Use
Premium Quality
Eco-Friendly Impact
Long-Lasting Look
Super Easy to Clean
Got questions? We’re ready with all the answers!
HOW DOES THE HONEYCOMB DESIGN APPEAR?
The Honeycomb design looks just like a beehive — it has a clean, geometric, 3D style. When all the panels are fitted together, the wall turns into a striking, modern honeycomb feature. The changing light and shadow really bring it to life, making it look lively and shifting as you move around or the lighting changes.
WHY IS IT IMPORTANT TO LET 3D CORK FOR WALL COVERING ACCLIMATISE?
Cork, being a natural product, adjusts to its environment. That’s why it’s essential to leave it in the room where it will be installed for at least 72 hours before starting. This allows it to adapt to the temperature and humidity, stopping it from warping or peeling later.
Skipping this step might mean the panels won’t hold properly — they could start coming away or even fall off. Giving them time to adjust helps ensure they stay firmly in place and look great for longer.
WHAT TOOLS ARE NEEDED TO INSTALL THE PANELS?
- A short-pile velour roller — for spreading adhesive smoothly and evenly.
- A spirit level — so you can make sure everything lines up straight.
- A tape measure and pencil — for marking and measuring with accuracy.
- A utility knife or sharp craft knife — for trimming panels where needed.
- A clean cloth or sponge — great for cleaning up excess glue.
- Work gloves (optional).
WHAT’S THE METHOD FOR INSTALLING 3D TEXTURED WALL PANELS?
- First off, make sure the wall is clean, smooth, dry and flat. A properly prepped surface — free of dust, marks or old paint — is key to good adhesion.
- Pick a reliable adhesive — we recommend Wakol D-3540, which we've used many times. A small package (0.8 kg) can cover about 170 tiles, while a large one (2.5 kg) is enough for around 600 tiles.
- Roll the adhesive onto the wall and the back of the panels. A short-pile velour roller works best for an even spread without clumps. Cover the full surface and wait until it goes transparent.
- Firmly press the panels onto the wall, making sure they’re secure. Leave them to set for 24 hours so the adhesive can cure fully.
IS IT OK TO FIX CORK 3D PANELS ON UNEVEN WALLS?
Not really recommended. Cork panels stick best to flat, smooth and tidy walls. If the surface is uneven or wavy, the panels might stick out oddly, and the joins can become more obvious.
CAN YOU PUT THE PANELS OVER EXISTING WALLPAPER?
No, because the old wallpaper might come off along with your new panels. Plus, there could be lumps or dust hidden behind it that stop the glue from holding properly. It’s always best to strip the wallpaper off fully, clean the wall thoroughly, and get it ready before you start installing panels.
HOW MUCH WALL SPACE DOES ONE TILE COVER?
A single tile covers about 0.02 m². So to cover 1 m² of your wall, you’ll need around 50 tiles in total.
ARE THE PANEL SEAMS EASY TO SEE?
They’re usually a little noticeable. To keep them as discreet as possible, let the panels rest in the room where they’ll be mounted for at least 72 hours first. This way, the cork adapts to the room’s temperature and humidity, which helps stop any bigger gaps from appearing later.
HOW SHOULD I CLEAN 3D CORK FOR WALL COVERING?
Super easy — just wipe them with a soft cloth or a light duster. If you run into more stubborn dirt, you can carefully use a gentle cleaner that’s safe for cork surfaces.
Just remember: avoid strong chemicals like bleach, acetone or chlorine, as they can ruin the cork’s finish.
IS CORK A GOOD CHOICE FOR HALLWAYS?
For sure! It has lots of advantages over standard materials. Wallpaper? Lovely to look at, but it rips and scratches too easily — not great for a hallway. Paint? Looks fresh at first, but soon picks up marks and scuffs. Ceramic tiles? Hard and cold, which can make the hallway feel a bit unfriendly.
Cork, however, feels soft and warm, lasts longer than paint, and holds up better to daily bumps than wallpaper. It also gives the hallway a cosy, natural look and helps improve the sound in the space too.
CAN YOU INSTALL THE PANELS IN SUNNY ROOMS?
It’s not really recommended to use cork panels in spots that get lots of strong, direct sunlight. Like wood, cork is a natural product, and over time, heavy UV exposure can cause the colour to fade or change.
If you do want them in a bright space, think about putting up blinds or curtains to reduce sunlight, or pick walls that don’t face the sun directly all day long.
Want to make your interior feel cosier and more natural, but can’t face a big renovation? A coat of paint might seem like a quick fix, but it won’t last long. Wallpaper can look great at first, but it quickly collects marks and needs replacing sooner than you think. Decorative cork is a far more exciting choice: it brings warmth and a natural feel to your home, while also practical enough to handle daily life with ease.
#1 STYLE THAT STAYS TIMELESS
The honeycomb-style design has a striking shape and a soft, matte look. It makes a statement when set against smooth, plain walls. It feels fresh and contemporary but never fake — it’s real cork after all.
Trends might come and go, but decorative cork is a timeless choice that always feels right. Stone and concrete can also seem “modern”, but they tend to feel cold and unwelcoming — the complete opposite of cork. Plastic panels quickly lose their colour, stop impressing, and aren’t kind to the environment. Cork, on the other hand, ages gracefully — its look only gets better and more interesting as time goes on.
#2 A HEALTH-CONSCIOUS, PRACTICAL CHOICE
Cork is a 100% natural material that doesn’t trap dust or dirt. It’s perfect for people with allergies and for anyone who wants to make their living space healthier. It even helps keep humidity at a comfortable level, making the atmosphere indoors much more pleasant.
The matte surface isn’t just good-looking; it’s also incredibly practical. Unlike shiny tiles, it doesn’t reflect glare, and you won’t constantly spot fingerprints or smears. Just imagine all the time and effort you’ll save on cleaning!
#3 EASY TO INSTALL — DO IT YOUR WAY
You can fit Honeycomb cork panels on your own, with no need to hire professionals. All you need is a roller, some strong adhesive, and a few basic tools you probably already have at home.
The result? The satisfaction of completing a project by yourself and a wall that’s both stylish and functional. Plus, the pleasure of proudly telling guests, “I did this myself!”
#4 QUIETER, WARMER, MORE WELCOMING
Honeycomb cork panels absorb sounds and help reduce echo in a room. The panels don’t just look like a honeycomb — cork’s unique structure actually works the same way, with countless tiny air pockets that dampen noise effectively.
Cork also works as an extra thermal layer. It helps retain heat during chilly months and stops walls from getting too hot in the summer.
#5 AN EARTH-FRIENDLY CHOICE THAT MATTERS
Cork is harvested from the bark of cork oak trees, without harming or felling them. The bark grows back every 9–12 years, allowing the tree to keep thriving and supplying more sustainable cork.
Cork is totally biodegradable, so it doesn’t harm the planet like plastic does. Picking 3D cork might feel like a small step, but it truly makes a positive difference for the environment.
| Model | 3D Honeycomb |
| Format | Tile |
| Colour | Anthracite |
| Side length | 86 mm |
| Length | 174 mm |
| Width | 150 mm |
| Thickness | 6-35 mm (at the thickest point) |
| Coverage | 0.02 m² (one tile) |
| Number of tiles needed per 1 m² | Min. 50 tiles |
| Installation | Glue |
| Consumption of Wakol D-3540 Adhesive | 0.8 kg - around 170 tiles, 2.5 kg - around 600 tiles |
| Diagonal | 173 mm |
| Material | Natural cork |
| Adhesive layer | No |
| Possibility of return | no return possible (custom made product) |
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