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Cork roll 2mm

Are you tired of thin wallpapers and coverings that peel off, wrinkle, and just don’t look good? We get it. Instead of constantly choosing something that doesn’t meet your expectations, it’s better to go for a material we trust – 2mm cork roll. It’s one of the thinnest options, but don’t let that fool you. It may be thin, but it’s also solid! Works brilliantly for both decorative and protective purposes, as it doesn’t weigh down walls or objects.

You probably have a few questions, so we've prepared some answers!

CORK ROLL OR CORK SHEETS? WHICH SHOULD I CHOOSE?

A cork roll is perfect for larger projects, as it results in fewer visible seams. The overall look is more seamless. Just remember to unroll your natural cork and press it flat for a few hours before use to let it straighten out.

Cork sheets, on the other hand, are ideal for smaller projects. In this case, seams aren’t as important. You also don’t need to flatten the sheets like you do with cork rolls, so they’re ready to use straight away.

HOW EASY IS IT TO CUT CORK?

You can cut a cork roll with a knife for natural cork. If you want to cut precise shapes, for example for decorations or gaskets, it’s a good idea to use templates. They make cutting much easier!

WHY DOES CORK ROLL FOR WALL NEED TO BE ACCLIMATISED BEFORE INSTALLATION?

It’s a good idea to give cork time to acclimatise for 72 hours before installation. This allows the material to adjust to the temperature and humidity of the room. It helps prevent peeling off the wall or warping.

A thinner 2mm cork roll is perfect for decorative applications, as you don’t need a thick layer for such projects. You can use 2mm natural cork for wall decoration, giving you plenty of flexibility and precision – without the hassle of dealing with heavy, unwieldy, or difficult material.

What’s more, the 2mm cork roll is lightweight and doesn’t require specialist tools to cut it to the desired shape or size. This makes it perfect for hobby projects, where speed and ease of use are key.

But that’s not all! Cork isn’t just a material that looks great; it also does a lot of good for our planet. Cork oak forests, where cork comes from, can absorb nearly 14 million tonnes of CO2 each year!