Cork roll 12mm

One of the first things you’ll notice after installing a cork roll is that the wall feels noticeably warmer. In areas where walls typically feel cold, cork creates an extra thermal buffer. This can be especially beneficial behind a bed in a bedroom, in a child’s room, or near a desk where you spend extended periods of time. In addition, cork’s natural structure helps absorb sound and reduce noise transmission, resulting in a quieter, more comfortable living space.

Improved insulation directly translates into lower energy costs. This isn’t a gimmick—it’s simple physics. When walls release less cold air, rooms stay warm longer, reducing the workload on your heating system. The difference becomes particularly noticeable during colder months.

Cork is a natural, eco-friendly material that is safe, clean, and well suited for people with allergies. It does not emit dust or harmful substances, supporting better indoor air quality. Thanks to its antistatic properties, dust is less likely to cling to cork surfaces compared to many other wall finishes, which means cleaner air and less frequent cleaning. For individuals with asthma or sensitivity to indoor air conditions, this is a meaningful advantage.

Finally, cork is a wall solution whose popularity continues to grow—and for good reason. It is increasingly used in bedrooms, kids’ rooms, home offices, and even rental properties because it combines durability with everyday practicality. Cork is also a renewable resource, harvested from the bark of cork oak trees without cutting them down. In short, it’s a wall covering that performs well, looks great, and comes from a sustainable source.