Cork contact adhesive Wakol D 3540 0,8kg
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(excl. VAT)Why settle for an ordinary, smooth exterior when texture can bring an entirely new dimension to your building's design? The PointCloud Decorative Expanded Cork Facade Cladding offers a fresh approach to architectural surfaces, combining a striking visual appearance with the natural advantages of cork. Its distinctive pattern of softly rounded indentations adds depth and dimension, creating an eye-catching 3D finish that stands out from conventional wall coverings. But there's more to PointCloud than its unique look. Discover how this versatile, long-lasting material can enhance both exterior facades and interior spaces!
Eye-Catching 3D Texture
Natural Insulating Properties
Made from 100% Cork
Comfort in Every Season
Built for Lasting Durability
Ideal for Exterior and Interior Walls
Looking for a wall finish that offers something beyond the ordinary? PointCloud brings together distinctive architectural texture and the practical qualities of natural expanded cork. These decorative panels may be an excellent fit when:
PointCloud stands out visually, but its appeal extends well beyond its textured appearance. Expanded cork combines natural composition with useful insulating and performance characteristics that make it worth considering for residential and commercial building projects.
PointCloud panels are installed by bonding them directly to a properly prepared surface. Selecting the appropriate adhesive is essential, and the recommended option depends on whether the application is indoors or outdoors.
Before installation, make sure the surface is clean, dry, flat, and structurally sound. The cork panels should also be allowed to acclimate for at least 72 hours in the environment where they will be installed.
Not sure which adhesive will work with your wall surface? Contact our team, and we will be happy to help you explore the available options.
The way you position the panels can influence the overall appearance of the finished wall. PointCloud can be installed using two different layout patterns, each offering its own visual rhythm.
For a visual explanation of both installation patterns, refer to the accompanying PDF guide.
For accurate sizing and clean edges, use a wood saw with a toothed blade. Another suitable cutting tool equipped with a serrated or toothed blade may also be used.
The manufacturing process begins with natural cork granules. These particles are exposed to high-temperature steam, causing them to expand and develop a darker color. Imagine popcorn kernels expanding when heated – cork undergoes a somewhat similar transformation. As the granules increase in volume, they bond together to form solid blocks of expanded cork.
What makes this process especially interesting is that no synthetic glue or additional chemical bonding agents are needed. Heat activates naturally occurring substances within the cork, allowing the granules to bind together without artificial adhesives.
PointCloud panels have a nominal density of approximately 8.74 lb/ft³ (140 kg/m³), with an allowable variation of ±0.62 lb/ft³ (±10 kg/m³).
PointCloud expanded cork has a thermal conductivity of λ = 0.043 W/(m·K). Its natural cellular structure helps slow heat movement through the wall, potentially improving thermal comfort during both cold and warm seasons.
At the specified thickness of 50 mm (approximately 1.97 inches), the cork layer provides a calculated thermal resistance of approximately R-6.6 (US units). This is a material-layer calculation, not a tested R-value for a complete wall assembly. Overall insulation performance depends on the other materials, construction details, and installation conditions.
Each panel measures 39.37 × 19.69 inches (1000 × 500 mm), covering approximately 5.38 square feet (0.5 m²). Estimating material quantities is straightforward: a wall measuring approximately 32.3 square feet (3 m²) requires six full panels before accounting for waste.
For projects involving windows, doors, corners, or other obstacles, be sure to allow extra material for trimming and fitting.
The panels are approximately 1.97 inches (50 mm) thick.
PointCloud expanded cork panels carry a European reaction-to-fire classification of Euroclass E. Cork is a combustible material and should not be described as noncombustible or fire-resistant. When exposed to intense heat, cork tends to develop a charred surface layer rather than melting and dripping. This char layer can slow further heat penetration, but it does not prevent the material from burning.
For projects in the United States, it is important to note that Euroclass E is not equivalent to an ASTM E84 Class A, B, or C rating and does not establish compliance with U.S. building codes. Applicable fire testing, exterior wall assembly requirements, and local code approvals must be evaluated for the intended installation.
Panel joints may remain visible, depending on the installation and surrounding conditions. Because PointCloud features a repeating pattern of circular recesses, careful alignment is important where neighboring panels meet.
Natural cork can also respond to changes in temperature and humidity with slight dimensional movement. This does not necessarily result in prominent gaps, but it is worth considering during installation. Proper acclimation and accurate panel positioning can help create a more uniform finished appearance.
Yes. Allow at least 72 hours for acclimation before installing the panels. Store them in the intended installation environment so the natural cork can adjust to the surrounding temperature and humidity. This preparation helps reduce the risk of unwanted dimensional changes after installation.
A building's exterior doesn't need bold colors or elaborate architectural details to make an impression. Sometimes, texture alone can completely transform the character of a wall. PointCloud Decorative Expanded Cork Facade Panels introduce a distinctive three-dimensional pattern with rounded recesses, combining natural material appeal with an unconventional approach to exterior and interior wall design.

Great architectural design isn't always about adding more. Often, the most striking results come from choosing a material with the right surface character. PointCloud uses a sculpted pattern to turn simple wall surfaces into visually engaging architectural features. Its evenly spaced, rounded indentations catch natural light at different angles, creating delicate highlights and shadows that change throughout the day.
The pattern is reminiscent of the dimpled surface of a golf ball, reimagined on a larger scale for decorative wall cladding. From across the street, the repeating geometry creates a cohesive, contemporary appearance. Up close, the individual impressions and natural cork texture become more apparent. Whether incorporated into a modern home or a distinctive commercial design, PointCloud adds visual interest without relying on bright colors or excessive ornamentation.
PointCloud offers more than an eye-catching exterior finish. The expanded cork used in each panel provides natural thermal insulation, helping resist heat transfer through the building envelope. During colder months, this can contribute to reducing heat loss through exterior walls. In warmer weather, the material can help limit heat moving indoors. Its sound-insulating properties may also reduce the transmission of outside noise, making it an interesting option for buildings near traffic or other busy surroundings.
Expanded cork is also relatively lightweight, dimensionally stable, and vapor-permeable. These characteristics make it a versatile material for architectural applications where appearance and functionality are both important. As with any exterior cladding, successful long-term performance depends on proper installation, suitable supporting materials, and a wall assembly designed for the local climate and applicable building requirements.
Every PointCloud panel begins with a remarkable natural resource: cork oak bark. Unlike materials manufactured to imitate wood or other organic surfaces, cork comes directly from a living tree. Cork oak forests are found primarily around the Mediterranean, with Portugal playing a particularly important role in cork production. Harvesting the bark is a specialized craft that requires skill and experience. Workers carefully remove the outer bark while leaving the tree standing and able to continue growing.
After harvesting, the cork oak gradually regenerates its protective bark. Under normal conditions, another harvest can take place approximately every 9 to 12 years. This allows the same tree to provide cork repeatedly over its lifetime without being cut down. Through a heat-and-steam expansion process, the harvested cork becomes a solid material suitable for insulation and decorative applications. PointCloud brings this renewable natural resource into modern building design, offering a distinctive combination of organic texture, architectural depth, and practical insulating properties.
| Model | Golf (Point Cloud) |
| Format | Board |
| Color | Dark brown |
| Length | 1000 mm |
| Width | 500 mm |
| Thickness | 50 mm |
| Material | Expanded cork |
| Installation | Glue |
| Possibility of return | no return possible (custom made product) |
| Title | Type | Size | Download |
|---|---|---|---|
| Decorative-expanded-3D-facade-wall-natural-cork-insulation-panels-3.pdf | 4.69MB | Download |
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