Planning to build a pinboard? Smart move—but don’t just grab any old material. Too many crumble, won’t hold pins, or end up looking flimsy. Make it easy on yourself with medium-grain natural cork panels that stick with peel-and-press backing. They’re reliable, stylish, and hold pins like a pro. And setup? A total breeze. No drills, no dust. Just peel, place, press—done!
Ideal for Pinboard Projects
Engineered for Durability
Low-Allergen Material
Peel & Stick Simplicity
Easy to Clean Surface
Earth-Conscious Choice
Questions? We’ve Got You Covered.
HOW DO I PROPERLY MOUNT SELF-STICK CORK TO A WALL?
Super easy—peel off the backing, then press it into place firmly on the wall.
Before starting, keep these two steps in mind:
- Let the cork rest for 72 hours in the room it’ll be installed. This gives the cork time to adapt to the room’s climate.
- Only apply to clean, flat, and smooth surfaces free of dust—like drywall or smooth panels.
CAN I APPLY CORK PANELS TO UNEVEN SURFACES?
Not recommended—bumps or unevenness reduce adhesion. These panels work best on uniform, debris-free areas.
DOES THE CORK NEED TO ACCLIMATE FIRST?
Yes—it’s a must. Let it sit for 72 hours in the intended space. Cork adjusts to humidity and heat. This prevents curling, gaps, or lifting later on.
WHAT’S THE BEST TOOL FOR CUTTING CORK SHEETS?
Use a precision cork knife or a sharp utility blade. Always work on a stable surface to get clean, straight edges.
IS MEDIUM-GRAIN CORK SUITABLE FOR PINNING?
Absolutely—it holds pins securely without crumbling. Cleaner finish than coarse cork and tougher than fine cork. The perfect middle ground.
WHAT CORK THICKNESS SHOULD I USE?
5 mm to 10 mm works best. Choose 10 mm for high-use boards in offices or schools. At home, 5–7 mm is often enough.
WHAT’S THE IDEAL BACKING FOR A PINBOARD?
Plywood and fiberboard (HDF or MDF) are reliable choices. A solid base means better performance and longer lifespan.
HOW DO I CREATE A SEAMLESS CORK BOARD?
Use rolled cork to cover larger areas with fewer joins. It creates a smoother, uninterrupted surface ideal for large-scale use.
CAN I PAINT ADHESIVE CORK PANELS?
Yes, you can—just be sure to use cork-safe paint. Two coats are best for a nice, lasting finish.
IS CORK A HEAVY PRODUCT?
Not at all—it’s very lightweight. Far lighter than plasterboard or MDF, thanks to its air-filled structure.
HOW DO GRAIN TYPES DIFFER IN CORK?
- Fine-grain: soft, flexible, and smooth. Great for crafts and decorative walls.
- Medium-grain: sturdy and ideal for boards and display setups.
- Coarse-grain: best for insulation and noise reduction.
ROLL OR PANELS – WHICH CORK OPTION’S BETTER?
Large walls? Go with cork roll to minimize joins. For small areas, panels are faster and easier to manage.
HOW TO KEEP ADHESIVE CORK CLEAN?
Wipe gently using a soft cloth dampened with water or a mild pH-neutral cleaner. Avoid harsh agents like bleach, acetone, or degreasers.
For better water resistance, apply cork-safe protective varnish.
Got too many sticky notes, scattered ideas, or tasks floating around with no proper place to go? A blank wall won’t solve the chaos, and cheap bulletin boards fall apart before you know it—especially if you rely on them daily. A peel-and-stick cork wall panel is a fast, fuss-free upgrade. No drilling, no hardware—just peel, press, and you're done.
#1 BEST-IN-CLASS FOR BULLETIN BOARDS
Tired of boards that crumble after a few pushpins? Then medium-grain cork is your go-to. The grain size strikes the perfect balance—firm enough to handle regular use, but soft enough for effortless pinning. Whether it's reminders or inspiration, this cork transforms your wall into a functional workspace, not just décor.
Big-box stores may offer cork boards at bargain prices, but most are made with ultra-thin cork that breaks down fast. Medium-grain cork holds strong over time, giving you better durability without the constant need for replacement.
#2 NO-TOOLS INSTALLATION
Thanks to its built-in adhesive backing, there’s no mess, no nails, and zero headaches. Just peel the film, press the panel onto your wall, and you're good to go—it doesn’t get much easier than that.
Think of the time you’ll reclaim. Traditional mounting involves drills, anchors, measuring tools, and post-project cleanup. That’s hours gone. With peel-and-stick cork panels, you skip all the hassle—no dust, no noise, no frustration.
#3 CLEANER, HEALTHIER LIVING
Another benefit? Cork doesn’t cling to dust. It’s naturally antistatic, which helps repel fine particles and common allergens. That makes cleaning easier and keeps your space looking and feeling fresh. A win for allergy-prone households—or anyone who hates dusting.
Wallpaper and fabric-covered panels tend to collect dust and allergens over time, often triggering sneezing or throat irritation. Cork avoids all that. It offers a cleaner surface, so you can breathe easier and enjoy a space that truly feels clean.
#4 AN ECO-CONSCIOUS CHOICE
Cork is harvested from the cork oak tree—a natural carbon absorber that can sequester up to five times more CO₂ than the average tree over its lifetime. Choosing cork means you’re actively supporting sustainability.
It’s a renewable, long-lasting material that not only helps reduce your carbon footprint but also contributes to climate-friendly consumption. That’s why cork earns its reputation as a green building choice.
Even better—it’s fully biodegradable. When your cork panel reaches the end of its life, it can return to nature or be repurposed without contributing to landfill waste. That’s smart design for a cleaner future.
| Color | Natural |
| Length | 300 mm |
| Width | 300 mm |
| Thickness | 6 mm |
| Pieces | Pack of 6 pieces |
| Frame | No |
| Material | Natural cork |
| Adhesive layer | Yes |
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