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Natural Cork Roll, 48" x 0.25" x 96", Tan
Product Number: ESS-GHE14RK48
$613.59
These natural cork rolls are highly flexible, durable and self-healing, making them perfect for craft and hobby projects, insulation and soundproofing, designing and building your own corkboard as well as lining shelves. Rolled cork is easy to cut into any shape, to any dimensions. To create a tackboard, use a fiberboard backing to accommodate push pins. Gluing cork directly to walls is not recommended.
Ghent Natural Cork Rolls are highly flexible, durable and self-healing, making them perfect for craft and hobby projects, insulation and soundproofing, designing and building your own corkboard as well as lining shelves. Rolled cork is easy to cut into any shape, to any dimensions. To create a tackboard, use a fiberboard backing to accommodate push pins. Gluing cork directly to walls is not recommended.
ESS-GHE14RK48
Data sheet
- Material(s)
- Cork
- Disclaimer Statement
- Gluing cork directly to walls is not recommended. Use fiberboard backing to accept push pins.
- Color(s)
- Tan
- Width
- 48"
- Depth
- 0.25"
- Global Product Type
- Bulletin Tiles/Sheets/Rolls
- Product Biodegradability Indicator
- N
- Product Compostability Indicator
- N
- Pre-Consumer Recycled Content Percent
- 0%
- Post-Consumer Recycled Content Percent
- 0%
- Total Recycled Content Percent
- 0%
- Unit Of Measure
- EA
- Color Family
- Brown
- Height (Max)
- 96"
- Stand-Alone Product
- Yes
- Optional Accessory
- No
- Integral Component
- No
- Mounting Method
- Adhesive
- Additional Mounting Details
- Mount to Appropriate Board Backing Materials with Adhesive
- Board-Like Surface Type
- Bulletin
- Board-Like Surface Material(s)
- Cork
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These natural cork rolls are highly flexible, durable and self-healing, making them perfect for craft and hobby projects, insulation and soundproofing, designing and building your own corkboard as well as lining shelves. Rolled cork is easy to cut into any shape, to any dimensions. To create a tackboard, use a fiberboard backing to accommodate push pins. Gluing cork directly to walls is not recommended.