2mm

Fed up with flimsy wallpapers and coverings that start peeling, creasing, or simply fail to look the way you hoped? We understand. Rather than settling for materials that let you down, choose a solution we genuinely rely on – a 2mm cork roll. Ideal for decorative and protective applications, it adds useful coverage without placing unnecessary weight on walls or other surfaces.


We’ve put together the answers you may need!

SHOULD I CHOOSE A CORK ROLL OR CORK SHEETS?

A cork roll is the better choice for covering larger areas, because it helps reduce the number of visible joins and creates a smoother, more consistent finish.


Cork sheets are generally more convenient for smaller jobs, where visible joins are less of a concern.

IS NATURAL CORK EASY TO CUT?

A cork roll can be trimmed using a knife designed for natural cork. For accurate shapes, such as decorative elements or sealing pieces, templates are especially useful and help you achieve cleaner, more precise cuts.

WHY SHOULD WALL CORK ROLL BE ACCLIMATISED BEFORE FITTING?

Natural cork should ideally be left to acclimatise for around 72 hours before installation. During this period, the material can adapt to the room’s temperature and moisture levels, reducing the risk of distortion or the cork pulling away from the wall later on.

A slim 2mm cork roll is an excellent option for decorative work, where a thicker layer is usually unnecessary. It can be used to enhance walls while offering the accuracy and flexibility required for detailed projects, without the inconvenience of handling a bulky, rigid, or excessively heavy material.


Another advantage is that 2mm cork roll is light and straightforward to work with. It can be cut to the required dimensions or shape without professional equipment, making it particularly suitable for crafts and DIY tasks where convenience and efficiency matter.


Its benefits go beyond appearance and practicality. Cork is also a responsible choice for the environment. The cork oak woodlands from which the material is harvested are capable of absorbing almost 14 million tonnes of CO2 annually.