Self-Adhesive Craft Cork Sheet 100x45cm

We've got a stone countertop in the kitchen and things are obviously going to start banging and crashing about so we bought this, mainly to see what it was like and if it did what it said.It's great, cuts easily and sticks super solid.You just need to make sure you measure twice and cut once, with the sharpest thing you have, because trimming it once it's stuck on then means you get little bobbles in the cork.Not that we mind, but people will complain about the smallest things these days.

This product is excellent. I’m using it as a bottom for wooden boxes and things, it is easy to use and has a quality feel.

This is quite good. It does look great, and cuts well with scissors, though trying to cut it with a scalpel is a different story. While being extremely careful and using a brand new, sharp blade, the edges have a tendency to tear.Apart from that it's easy to work with. Note that it is very, very thin. Even so, I've managed to successfully use it to do some some woodburning on it.

I use this for bases on concrete tealight holders and planters, easy to cut, very sticky and plenty on the roll to do lots with.Ideal thickness to give a professional finish and my customers are very happy with the product

I have been purchasing this product from a number of different sellers for a couple of years now so this review is about the product and not any criticism of the actual sellers.There was a significant drop in quality about a year ago when the product became much thinner and therefore tore much more easily and if creased would just crack. Most of the time these tears could be disguised when the cork was stuck down but it was much flimsier to work with. The rolls have always been secured with sellotape but removing it without damaging the cork now is much trickier. In more recent orders (and possibly due to the thinness) occasionally small holes have appeared in the sheet and in the last two batches I've ordered (from different sellers) the manufacturers have seen fit to stick the barcode sticker to the actual cork which is next to impossible to get off without tearing the flimsy cork underneath. I buy this to back my handmade coasters and the damaged pieces now mean that instead of 1 roll covering 50 coasters, it's now closer to 46 so these cuts in quality and thoughtless packaging are costing me money. It is only because I haven't found a suitable alternative that I haven't stopped buying this product. As I said this is not a dig at the actual sellers, it is purely a manufacturing and packaging issue, but I am hoping that they can feedback customer concerns to the manufacturer and the problems resolved. i'd rather pay slightly more and have a product that is entirely fit for purpose than to pay for something and then have to throw part of it away.

At a superstore I had my photos printed as placemats but they didn't have a backing. Ordered cork roll last year and covered 8 placemats. So pleased with this that when I had photos printed as coasters last week ordered another roll. Ordered Tuesday and delivered Thursday. Easy to use and very sticky. Tip, cut cork roughly to size and leave a little backing on round edges and stick centre to mat then trim exactly size and remove this backing and stick. Perfect, highly recommend this cork and service received.

work well for place matts

This isn't the *best* quality cork - the last roll had a big line running through the length of it but luckily I use it for small things so, although it was awkward, I could work around this flaw. The adhesive is very good and it does finish coasters off very neatly 👍 (Have bought again!)