Cork roll 1,5mm

Absolutely. Thinner cork rolls are ideal for protecting walls while maintaining a sleek, unobtrusive look. They’re perfect behind chairs, beds, or desks — anywhere the wall might take a few knocks.

Just bear in mind: if you’re planning to use the surface as a pinboard, you’ll need a thicker roll — ideally between 5 and 10 mm — as thinner cork won’t hold pins securely. In that case, it’s a good idea to add a backing board, such as fibreboard, beneath the cork.

Yes — ideally for 72 hours. This allows the cork to adjust to the room’s temperature and humidity levels. If you install it straight away, the cork may shrink or expand later on, which can lead to bumps or peeling edges. Taking the time to acclimatise it helps ensure a smooth, lasting finish.

Yes, cork is natural, hypoallergenic, and resistant to mould. It’s an excellent choice for the home — especially in spaces where there are children, allergy sufferers, or pets. It doesn’t attract dust and doesn’t release any harmful substances.

No — this type of cork is best suited for walls, where it works as both a protective and decorative layer. If you're looking for flooring underlay, it’s better to go with cork underlay specifically designed for that purpose.