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Recycled natural cork for further processing

Want a green material that won’t break the bank — and still delivers on quality? While the market is flooded with low-cost options, most fall short when it comes to longevity. On the flip side, premium eco-materials often come with a steep price tag. But guess what? There’s a smart alternative: recycled cork is a cost-effective solution that’s both practical and eco-conscious. No need to compromise anymore — now you can have durability and savings in one smart choice.

Got questions? We’ve got you covered with all the details!

WHAT EXACTLY IS RECYCLED CORK?

This is a material directly sourced from the leftovers of cork manufacturing. It’s not crushed or filtered – so every bit is unique in size and shape. Expect everything from tiny flakes and chips to larger, leaf-shaped fragments (ranging from 0 up to 50 mm).

This isn’t your everyday granulated cork – it’s an organic blend of natural cork pieces. It’s a more cost-effective choice compared to conventional cork granules.

HOW CAN YOU USE RECYCLED CORK?

It works similarly to standard cork granules, but in a different form. Instead of uniform grains, you’re working with a mix of chips and flakes.

Common uses for recycled cork include:

Construction & Industrial Projects: Great for lightening up materials, adding durability, and providing natural insulation. Often used in sealing joints or cavity fill.
Furniture Design: A popular eco-friendly stuffing material for things like ottomans and soft chairs.
Footwear Industry: Frequently found in shoe soles and insoles.
Sports Equipment: Appears in items like punching bags and balls.
DIY, Art & Set Design: Perfect for creative and model-building projects.

WHY IS REUSING CORK GOOD FOR THE ENVIRONMENT?

Reusing cork keeps production waste out of the landfill. Instead of being tossed, it finds new life in filler, decor, or industrial applications. Cork is already biodegradable, but recycling extends its usefulness, boosting sustainability.

Cork reuse fits perfectly into a circular economy model. It avoids new production stages and maximizes what’s already available. The benefits? Less trash, fewer emissions, and less energy needed.

Recycled cork comes in quirky shapes and a whole range of sizes. It’s not factory-perfect – and that’s its charm. It gives you total freedom: cut it, glue it, mix it up, or lay it out however you want. It’s also super light, which makes it easy to work with and ideal for applications where weight matters. And despite how light it is, it’s tough – naturally moisture-resistant, mold-proof, and chemical-free.

One of its biggest perks? The price. Recycled cork is a budget-friendly option because it skips most processing steps. No grinding, filtering, or shaping – just raw, usable cork. It may look a little rougher, but it’s every bit as useful.

Each pound of recycled cork saves a pound from going to waste. Skipping new production steps helps conserve energy and cut down on carbon emissions. The simpler the process, the greener the result. When you choose recycled cork, you're not just saving money – you’re making a conscious, sustainable choice that supports a circular future.