Cork Sheet Roll - 1000x500mm - 8mm

A strong contact adhesive or a heavy-duty spray adhesive is recommended for secure and lasting application. Always check the adhesive manufacturer's guidelines for compatibility with cork and your specific mounting surface.

The 8mm thickness provides some acoustic dampening properties, helping to reduce echo and moderate noise. For significant soundproofing, it may need to be used in conjunction with other soundproofing materials.

Wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth. For more persistent dirt, use a very mild soap solution sparingly and wipe clean with a damp cloth afterwards. Avoid abrasive cleaners.

This cork sheet is designed for interior applications. It is not recommended for outdoor use as exposure to moisture and weather can damage the material.

Yes, you can paint the cork with acrylic paints. Sealing with a water-based varnish or sealant can protect the surface from stains and make it easier to clean, especially if used for notice boards or DIY projects.

For clean cuts, a sharp, heavy-duty craft knife or utility knife is recommended. For longer, straighter cuts, a metal ruler can act as a guide. A fine-toothed handsaw or jigsaw can be used for more demanding cuts, but ensure good ventilation due to potential dust.

Ensure the surface is properly prepared (clean, dry, and dust-free). Use an appropriate, strong adhesive suitable for cork and the mounting surface. Allow adhesive to become tacky before application and press firmly.

Use a very sharp craft knife or a fine-toothed saw. A metal ruler can help guide straight cuts. Score the cork multiple times for cleaner cuts with a knife.

Light dust can be wiped away with a dry or slightly damp cloth. Cutting the cork may release some dust; ensure good ventilation during this process.

Minor impressions from pins or objects may naturally occur. For significant dents, try applying gentle heat with a hairdryer (from a safe distance) which can sometimes help the cork regain some shape.