Self adhesive cork strips

Definitely. This tape is crafted from engineered cork designed to last. It comes pre-coated with a powerful acrylic adhesive, so there’s no need for messy glues or extra tools — just peel and apply.

Pro tip: Go for a thicker option if you need heavy-duty performance.

Cork strips are incredibly adaptable — they’re a great fit for insulation, decor, crafts, and light industrial use. Best part? They go on fast, without needing glue or clamps.

Here’s how people commonly use them:

• Clean edge finishing on bulletin boards, display frames, and shelving units.
• Localized insulation where cork placement needs to be precise.
• Furniture pads and floor protectors — under chairs, pots, appliances, etc.
• Gap fillers and bumpers between sensitive or scratch-prone surfaces.
• Headwear lining — adds comfort to hats, caps, helmets.
• Slip-resistance under stone, tile, glass, or ceramic items.
• DIY projects — from cardmaking to home décor to floral design.

Super easy: peel off the liner, position the cork, and press it down. One thing to keep in mind — the adhesive grabs fast, so take a moment to plan where you want it before sticking.

Important: For the best bond, apply only to clean, smooth, and dry surfaces like MDF, drywall, or furniture-grade wood. Dust, grease, or moisture can reduce sticking power over time.

Any surface that’s flat, clean, and not fragile. Popular examples include: plywood, laminate, glass, plastic, ceramic, leather, rubber, cardboard, drywall.