110cm

Planning a custom project and finding that standard cork roll dimensions just won’t work? There’s no reason to redesign your project around the material. Alternative sizes, including Cork Rolls offered in a 110 cm width, provide the flexibility you need to fit cork to your specific application. You can also select the right thickness based on how you plan to use it — whether as a decorative finish, a protective layer, or a practical surface for push pins.




Looking for more information? Find answers to common questions below!

WHAT PROJECTS CAN YOU USE CORK ROLLS FOR?

Cork rolls are an incredibly versatile material for all kinds of projects. With an uncommon width of 110 cm, these rolls are especially convenient when standard-sized materials do not match the dimensions required for your project.

One popular option is to use cork as a wall covering. In addition to creating a warm, natural-looking finish, the material helps shield the wall from everyday dirt, light bumps, and scuff marks.

Rolled cork is also a practical choice for lining interior surfaces. Use it inside cabinets and drawers, on shelves, or anywhere else you would like an extra layer of protection against scratches.

Planning to make a custom bulletin board? A thicker cork roll is generally the better choice. Thinner material works well for covering surfaces, arts and crafts, model building, and making pads, gaskets, or protective components. The 110 cm width also comes in handy for technical projects with unusual dimensions because you can cut the cork to the exact size your application requires.

WHAT DOES ROLLED CORK LOOK AND FEEL LIKE?

Cork has a distinctive natural texture. Instead of feeling perfectly smooth or slick like plastic, its subtle grain can be felt when you run your fingertips across the surface. Cork also tends to feel noticeably warmer to the touch than materials such as metal, glass, or laminate.

WHAT IS THE BEST WAY TO CUT A CORK ROLL?

Cutting rolled cork does not require complicated equipment. A cork knife or a sharp utility knife, such as one commonly used for wallpaper, is usually all you need. Make sure the blade is sharp before you begin. A dull blade can catch on the material and leave the edge torn or uneven.


A 110 cm roll gives you greater freedom when working with custom dimensions. Instead of designing your project around the fixed sizes of pre-cut cork sheets, you can measure the area first and select a roll size that better suits what you actually need.


You can also choose from multiple cork thicknesses, depending on how you plan to use the material. Thinner cork is well suited for decorative projects, surface finishing, and general covering applications. A thicker roll makes more sense when you need a more substantial protective layer or want to build a cork bulletin board in your own dimensions.


Not sure which thickness will work best for your project? Contact us and tell us what you are planning to make and what type of surface you will be working with. We will help you select the cork option that best fits your application.