Self adhesive cork rolls for walls 0,8mm

Want to use natural cork in your project, but worried that installing it will take too long? With the self-adhesive version, the adhesive is already applied to the cork roll – all you need to do is prepare the surface, remove the protective film and stick the material in place. It is that simple, and you save time while avoiding the extra work involved in choosing, applying and spreading adhesive.




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WHAT IS 0.8 MM CORK ROLL BEST USED FOR?

It is the thinnest cork roll available, designed mainly for finishing and covering surfaces. You can use it on walls and furniture, as well as for crafts, model making and DIY projects.

WHY CHOOSE CORK ROLL WITH A SELF-ADHESIVE BACKING?

The self-adhesive layer makes installation quicker and easier. You do not need to choose a separate adhesive, prepare extra tools or make sure the glue has been spread evenly. Simply remove the protective film and stick the cork to a properly prepared surface.

HOW SHOULD I PREPARE THE SURFACE BEFORE APPLYING THE ROLL?

The surface should be even, smooth, dry, clean and free from dust. The cork will not adhere properly to surfaces such as crumbling plaster, old wallpaper or uneven walls. Before installation, leave the material in the room where it will be used for 72 hours so it can adjust to the temperature and humidity.


A thickness of 0.8 mm works best when the cork is intended to complement a project rather than noticeably alter its structure. It is a solution for creating a thin surface finish where a natural look, minimal thickness and the ability to easily adapt the material to a specific area all matter.


You can use this type of roll in many different ways. It is suitable for covering walls, furniture, cabinet doors, or shelves. The natural appearance of cork does not require any additional decoration. It is a simple way to soften smooth, cool materials and introduce a warmer, more inviting finish to an interior.


Cork rolls are produced differently from many popular finishing materials. The bark is harvested from the cork oak without cutting the tree down. After harvesting, the tree gradually grows a new layer, which can be collected again years later. And the tree continues to grow healthily throughout the process!