140cm

The biggest advantage of cork in a roll is that it allows you to cover a larger surface with a single piece of material. If you want to finish an entire wall, a furniture front or a large worktop, standard sheets may be too small. In that case, they need to be joined together, and the seams may remain visible. A roll helps reduce the number of joins, giving the surface a more uniform appearance.

As the material is rolled up, it is easier to store, transport and unroll only when needed.

It is still natural cork – warm to the touch and easy to cut – simply in a format that is more convenient for larger projects.

Yes. Before installation, leave the cork in the room where it will be fitted for 72 hours. During this time, the material will adjust to the temperature and humidity of the space.

It is important not to skip this step. Cork installed without prior acclimatisation may later change its dimensions slightly. As a result, the corners may begin to lift and the material may not adhere as well to the surface. Allowing a few days for preparation reduces this risk and helps achieve a more durable finish.

No, quite the opposite. Cork has antistatic properties, so it does not attract dust as readily as many plastic surfaces. For everyday cleaning, it is usually enough to wipe it with a soft, slightly damp cloth.

The most important thing is to clean it gently. Avoid rough sponges, vigorous scrubbing and harsh chemicals, as these may damage the surface or alter its appearance. The gentler the cleaning method, the better it is for the cork.