Cascais Natural offers a bespoke approach to sustainable interior design by introducing organic and marble patterns for a warm and enticing atmosphere. Try a sample of the natural cork against your renovation plans to ensure you can create the space you desire.
Enhance your home or commercial interiors with CorkWall. Installation is quick and easy, simply using Contact Spray Adhesive and a J-Roller. Apply directly to your wall for an instant transformation.
Made with the regenerative bark of Portuguese trees, be confident in the authenticity of the natural tonal variation for a premium eco-friendly home.
Sample the organic patterns of CorkWall
| Tile Sample Height (mm) | 125 |
|---|---|
| Tile Sample Width (mm) | 195 |
| Tile Sample Depth (mm) | 3 |
| Samples per pack | 2 |
| Composition | Natural cork granules and resin bonding agent |
How many packs of CorkWall tiles do I need?
Each pack of CorkWall tiles will cover 1.98m2. Divide the total square meterage of your wall, by 1.98 to calculate how many packs you need. Always round this number up. View our fitting guide for more information.
How many cans of Contact Spray Adhesive do I need?
Each pack of CorkWall tiles requires 2 cans of Contact Spray Adhesive. View our fitting guide for more information.
How do I install CorkWall tiles?
CorkWall is simple to install by using our Contact Spray Adhesive onto a clean and smooth surface. View our fitting guide for more information.
Can I use CorkWall tiles as a pin board?
When installed onto plasterboard, CorkWall tiles will act as a pin board - perfect for home office feature walls. View our fitting guide for more information.
Why do I need to acclimatise my CorkWall tiles?
CorkWall tiles can naturally slightly expand and contract dependant on the temperature of your room, therefore we recommend acclimatising CorkWall by unpacking and placing in your chosen room for 48 hours prior to installation.
Are CorkWall tiles eco-friendly and sustainable?
Our CorkWall tiles are created by harvesting the bark from Portuguese cork trees. Cork tree bark is regenerative; therefore no trees are cut down to create CorkWall tiles. Cork trees can live to be 200 years old, and the cork forests retain 14 million tons of CO2 yearly as well as providing a home for wildlife and plant biodiversity conservation.
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