Cork contact adhesive Wakol D 3540 0,8kg
WakolD3540-0,8
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A wall that looks “fine”, yet still feels like it is missing something? Yes, you could always choose another coat of paint or patterned wallpaper, but these familiar options quickly become repetitive. Burel Forest Decorative Cork Wall Panels bring together natural cork and Portuguese burel in forest-inspired shades of green. Instead of settling for an ordinary wall covering, you get a distinctive premium finish with an organic, varied appearance.
Portuguese Heritage
Materials of Natural Origin
An Alternative to Paint
High-End Finish
Comfortable to the Touch
Original Appearance
The Burel collection brings together two materials with a long tradition in Portugal – cork and burel.
Cork has been closely linked with Portugal for generations. Nowadays, its applications extend far beyond bottle stoppers and notice boards. It is also used for decorative wall panels, flooring, furniture and many practical everyday products. Burel, on the other hand, is a traditional Portuguese textile produced from 100% sheep’s wool, with roots in the mountainous Serra da Estrela region.
Combined in one panel, these two natural materials create an original surface with clearly contrasting textures.
Burel Forest features a warm, natural cork base enriched with irregular pieces of burel in different shades of green, forest-inspired tones.
It is a suitable option if you want to keep the authentic appearance of cork while introducing subtle colour and additional texture. Burel Forest gives the wall a more expressive, organic character without hiding the natural structure of the cork itself.
The panels consist of three separate layers:
More detailed information about the panel dimensions and thicknesses can be found below in the product specification.
The panels are fitted with adhesive. We especially recommend Wakol D-3540. Typical consumption is approximately 150–250 g/m², which makes it straightforward to estimate the amount required for a given wall area. One 0.8 kg pack covers approximately 4 m² on average, equivalent to around 22 panels. A larger 2.5 kg pack is enough for approximately 12.5 m², or about 68 panels.
If you are unsure how much adhesive will be required for your project, get in touch with us – we will help you calculate the right amount!
Before fixing the panels to the wall, make sure the surface is properly prepared. It needs to be clean, dry, level and free from dust, grease and any other contamination that could weaken the adhesive bond.
Any uneven areas should be levelled beforehand. If the wall is highly absorbent, for example concrete, applying a primer is recommended. This helps prevent the adhesive from being absorbed into the surface too quickly.
It is also important to acclimatise the cork before installation, preferably for 72 hours. Cork needs this time to adapt to the temperature and humidity of the room. Skipping or shortening this stage may increase the likelihood of dimensional changes after installation.
No. These panels are manufactured without bevelled edges.
Different finishing materials create very different effects in a room. Plastic is a synthetic material, whereas ceramic tends to feel cooler and harder. Cork behaves quite differently – it is natural, pleasant and warm to the touch, helping the wall feel more inviting.
That can make a real difference in spaces such as a bedroom, living room or home office, where a warmer and more comfortable atmosphere is often preferred. Cork introduces natural texture to the wall, while the Burel collection adds distinctive touches of colour.
It is useful to separate improved everyday comfort from dedicated insulation. Decorative cork can make a wall feel warmer and more pleasant to the touch, while also creating a warmer visual impression inside the room – and that is a genuine benefit.
However, panels from the Burel range are designed mainly as a decorative wall finish. If thermal insulation is your main objective, ThermoKork Panels or Expanded Cork would be more suitable options.
In short, decorative cork is a practical choice when you want to finish a wall while also improving the sense of comfort in the room. If insulation is the primary goal, it is better to select a product developed specifically for that purpose.
The joins between individual panels can remain slightly visible. Cork naturally responds to the temperature and humidity of its surroundings, which is why proper acclimatisation before installation is so important. Allowing the panels to adjust to the room conditions helps limit later dimensional changes and can make the joins less apparent. Even so, minor visible joints after fitting should be treated as a natural characteristic of cork.
Looking for an alternative to synthetic materials and cold, rigid surfaces? Many wall finishes may look attractive in photographs, yet feel less natural once you see them up close. Burel Forest Decorative Cork Wall Panels offer a noticeably different result – warm, organic and inviting, with irregular green details adding character to the natural cork surface.

Bringing natural cork together with coloured wool creates a surface that looks very different from standard wall panels. The finish feels visually warm, naturally irregular and rich in small details.
The design also refers to the long-established traditions of Portuguese craftsmanship and manufacturing. Both cork and burel have strong connections with Portugal, and in this collection they are combined in a modern decorative format.
If you want to avoid another plain, uniform wall surface, this decor gives the interior a much more individual appearance. The natural cork remains the dominant element, while the irregular green wool accents make Burel Forest clearly different from conventional cork panels.
Because cork is a natural material, it is a useful option for interiors where you want to limit synthetic finishes. It also has the practical advantage of attracting dust less readily than many other surfaces. That matters when you want a decorative wall without adding demanding cleaning to your routine.
Day-to-day maintenance is straightforward. Basic cleaning is usually sufficient, and cork does not require any complicated care procedures, making it easier to keep the wall looking good without spending much time on maintenance.
Paint and wallpaper are familiar solutions, but they can easily start to feel repetitive. Cork changes the wall in a much more noticeable way. Instead of simply introducing another colour, it adds natural texture and gives the surface a stronger visual presence.
This can make the whole interior feel more complete without relying on additional decoration. The wall itself becomes part of the room’s character. For anyone who wants to move away from another flat, smooth finish, cork provides a more individual alternative with a distinctive premium appearance.
| Format | Tile |
| Length | 600 mm |
| Width | 300 mm |
| Thickness | 3 mm |
| Package | 1.98 m² (11 tiles) |
| Coverage | 0.18 m² (one piece) |
| Installation | Glue |
| Consumption of Wakol D-3540 Adhesive | 0.8 kg - an average of 4m² (about 22 panels), 2.5 kg - an average of 12.5 m² (about 68 panels) |
| Adhesive layer | No |
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