120cm

Cork in a roll gives you more flexibility than ready-cut sheets. The material is not pre-cut into smaller formats, so you can measure out exactly how much you need and adapt it to your project. On larger surfaces, this also means fewer joins.

120 cm wide cork rolls are used for finishing walls, covering furniture, and in manufacturing, where the material needs to be cut to specific dimensions. They are also suitable for larger decorative and technical projects.

It is best to use an adhesive designed for cork, with a tried-and-tested application method and bonding time (you can find suitable options in our shop).

Remember to acclimatise the cork as well by leaving it in the room where it will be installed for 72 hours.

For installing cork on a wall, we recommend a contact adhesive such as Wakol D-3540. It should be applied both to the surface and to the underside of the cork, then left until the adhesive layer turns transparent.

Choose the thickness primarily based on what you want to use the cork for. Thicker cork is not always the better option.

The thinnest rolls work well as a decorative and finishing layer. You can use them to cover walls, furniture, shelves or other elements where the natural appearance of cork is the main priority.

If you want to create a cork board for pinning notes, photos or plans, choose a thickness between 5 and 10 mm (remember about a suitable base, e.g. fiberboard).

Rolls thicker than 10 mm are usually chosen when insulation is more important.

If you are unsure which thickness is right for your project, get in touch and tell us where you plan to use the cork. We will help you choose an option that genuinely suits your needs.