1 - 2 mm

Cork granules are incredibly adaptable – here’s how they’re commonly used:

• In construction and manufacturing: excellent for lightweight concrete mixes, thermal plasters, adhesive compounds, and foundational layers.
• For insulation: perfect filler material in wall cavities to boost energy efficiency.
• In engineered composites: used as a core in lightweight sandwich panels – ideal for vehicle interiors and custom builds.
• In furniture production: used as sustainable stuffing for ottomans, lounge chairs, and soft seating.
• In footwear: included in midsoles and outer soles for its cushioning, breathability, and low weight.
• As safety surfacing: a shock-absorbing base for parks, playgrounds, sports fields, and even artificial beaches.
• In sports equipment: found in training pads, shooting blocks, balls, and birdies.
• For gardening: enhances soil structure and helps with root zone aeration.
• In arts, modeling, and decor: great for replicating sand, ballast, or gravel in dioramas, scenic design, or theatrical sets.
• In terrariums: provides a safe, natural bedding for reptiles, spiders, and other exotic pets.
• For spill control: effectively absorbs oils and liquids – ideal for workshops or emergency cleanup.

Cork granules are lightweight, flexible, and offer exceptional thermal insulation. They help maintain interior comfort year-round, keeping spaces warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer. They resist moisture, mold, and decay – and because cork is all-natural, it’s a great eco-conscious material choice.

Absolutely. Aside from standard-grade cork granules, we also offer ultra-fine cork dust – great for delicate applications – and larger chunks commonly referred to as cork nuggets.

Not at all. In fact, cork naturally contains suberin – a substance that repels many types of insects.