Self adhesive cork board roll 8mm

The decision really comes down to the size of the bulletin board you’re creating. If you’re working on a larger board, we highly recommend using a cork roll. It provides a smooth, seamless surface with no visible joins.

On the other hand, for smaller bulletin boards, cork tiles are a more practical choice. Tiles are easier to install on smaller surfaces, and any seams won’t be noticeable.

A thickness between 5 mm and 10 mm works best. This ensures that push pins hold securely without the cork being too thin to provide proper support. Think of it as an investment—it’s better to choose the right thickness upfront than to deal with frustration later.

Here’s a pro tip: Consider using a fiberboard or a cork sheet as a backing for your bulletin board. Both offer a stable surface to attach your natural cork to.

Installing a cork roll is straightforward, but these tips will help make the process even easier:

1. Prepare the surface – Make sure it’s clean and dry. The adhesive layer will stick much better on smooth, flat, dust-free surfaces (such as drywall or furniture boards).


2. Apply it gradually – Don’t peel off the entire backing all at once. Start from one end and work your way across the roll, slowly removing the protective layer as you go.


3. Press firmly on each section – Use a wallpaper roller or your hands to ensure that every part of the cork roll adheres properly.



Pro tip: If you’re covering a large area, having a helping hand can be a real time-saver. While it’s not essential, a little teamwork can make the job a lot easier!

We do not recommend using self-adhesive cork rolls as underlayment for floors. Instead, we offer specialized flooring underlayment that is designed to handle the weight and durability requirements of flooring.