110cm

Do you have a specific project in mind, but standard cork roll sizes do not match its dimensions? You do not need to change the entire plan because of that. Non-standard sizes – including Cork In A Roll available in a 110 cm width – give you more flexibility and make it easier to prepare the material for a particular application. You can also choose a thickness suited to whether the cork is intended to be decorative, protective or used as a pinning surface.




Questions? Have a look at our answers!

WHAT CAN CORK IN A ROLL BE USED FOR?

Cork rolls are suitable for a very wide range of applications. These come in a non-standard 110 cm width, making them a practical choice for anyone who needs something different from the usual formats for a specific project.

You can use them, for example, as wall covering – the cork helps protect the wall from minor knocks, scuffs and dirt, while also giving it a natural finish.

The rolls are also suitable for lining the inside of cupboards, drawers, shelves and other surfaces you want to protect from scratches.

Thicker options work well for creating pin boards. Thinner ones are better suited to covering surfaces, craft projects, model making, and producing pads, gaskets and protective elements. The 110 cm width is also useful for non-standard technical projects, as it allows you to cut custom sizes.

WHAT TEXTURE DOES CORK IN A ROLL HAVE, AND WHAT DOES IT FEEL LIKE?

It has a natural texture – it is neither perfectly smooth nor slippery like plastic. You can feel the material’s grain under your fingertips. It also feels warmer to the touch than metal, glass or laminate.

WHAT IS THE EASIEST WAY TO CUT CORK IN A ROLL?

All you need is a cork knife or a standard utility knife, such as a wallpaper knife. The most important thing is to use a sharp blade, as a blunt one may tear the edge.


The 110 cm width gives you more flexibility when planning non-standard projects – you do not have to adapt your design to ready-made sheets. You can first measure the section you need and then choose the right roll size.


You can choose from different cork thicknesses, so not every roll will be suitable for the same task. Thinner options are better suited to decorative applications and surface finishing. Thicker ones work well where you need a more substantial protective layer or want to create a custom-sized cork board.


If you are unsure which thickness is right for your application, get in touch with us. Tell us what you want to make and what type of surface you will be working with, and we will help you choose the right option.