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Cork roll 6mm - rolled sheets of cork - BESTSELLER

Struggling to choose the right material for your pin board? We get it – thin panels are too fragile, while thick, heavy materials are difficult to work with. It all leads to stress and frustration, and the result is rarely satisfying… But after years of experience, we’ve found the perfect solution – 6mm cork roll!



You probably have a few questions, so we've prepared the answers.

HOW DO I INSTALL A 6MM CORK ROLL ONTO A WALL?

For the best results, we recommend using Wakol D-3540 cork adhesive, which we’ve tested and trust. The average adhesive usage is 150-250 g/m² – a 0.8 kg pack will cover approximately 4 m², while a 2.5 kg pack covers around 12.5 m².


  1. Prepare the wall by ensuring it is clean, dry, and smooth.

  2. Apply adhesive to both the wall and the back of the cork roll.

  3. Wait until the adhesive turns transparent – this indicates it’s ready for application!

  4. Place natural cork onto the wall, smoothing it out as you go.

  5. Leave it to dry completely – Wakol takes around 24 hours to cure fully.

WHAT TOOLS SHOULD I USE TO CUT MY 6MM CORK ROLL?

Standard tools like a knife for cork or scissors will do the job. Make sure your tools are very sharp to avoid fraying the edges.

CAN I BUY CORK ROLLS WITH ADHESIVE ALREADY APPLIED?

Absolutely! We offer self-adhesive cork rolls designed for walls. If you don’t have the time for traditional installation, this is the perfect option for you.


Just keep in mind that the self-adhesive layer works best on smooth, flat, clean, and dust-free surfaces, such as plasterboard or furniture panels.


A 6mm cork roll for walls is an excellent choice if you’re planning to create a large cork board. Even for an entire wall! If you need a spacious surface to organise notes, photos, or plans, this roll is your best option. It's much larger than standard cork sheets, so there are fewer visible seams on the wall. To create a pin board, simply attach natural cork to a backing material, such as fibreboard.


Natural cork is safe for your health and hypoallergenic – something not so obvious when compared to other materials. For example, PVC can release harmful chemicals, whereas natural cork is toxin-free and doesn’t attract dust or mites. This means cleaner air to breathe and fewer allergy-related issues for you.


And that’s not all! Natural cork is an eco-friendly material because nothing goes to waste. Every piece of bark that isn’t used to make wine stoppers finds a purpose elsewhere – from flooring to fashion accessories, and even insulation. Nothing is wasted!

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