Cork tapes 60mm

Think of it as a long, bendable ribbon of cork, tightly rolled for convenience. It has a soft, smooth finish and comes in a warm, natural brown color. With multiple width options, it’s a flexible fit for nearly any project.

Whether you’re into DIY, crafts, or home improvements, this stuff comes in handy for a bunch of things:

• Sealing gaps – perfect for stopping air leaks or creating gaskets.
• Noise and thermal insulation – cork’s air-filled cells trap heat and sound efficiently.
• Mini bulletin boards – forget bulky cork boards. A strip will do the job where space is tight.
• Creative builds – model making, custom pieces, or decorative work? Cork tape molds to your vision.
• Safe packaging – wrap fragile items in cork strips for a natural cushion during shipping or storage.

Attaching cork tape is easy if you’ve got the prep work down:

1. Use the right adhesive – a glue specifically made for natural cork works best. General glues might not bond well or could damage the surface.
2. Prep the wall surface – clean, dry, and smooth surfaces give the best hold. Get rid of dust or uneven spots first.

A sharp utility knife is your go-to. Dull blades tend to tear rather than slice, so you won’t get a clean edge.

Always work on a hard, level surface to keep your cuts precise and avoid uneven results.

Absolutely! If you want a faster application, self-stick versions are out there—just peel and press into place.