Can cork be used as a cutting mat?
We don't recommend using cork as a cutting mat. Cork is a naturally soft material, and the force of a knife cutting into it would greatly diminish its lifespan and cause cuts that would be difficult to clean. Knife cuts leave grooves in the cork that can trap food particles, making thorough cleaning difficult.
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Can cork mosaic tiles be used outdoors?
Cork mosaic can be used outdoors, but the color will lighten significantly in sunlight. We do not recommend using it in fully exposed areas where water can accumulate for extended periods, as this could damage the urethane layer. However, it is ideal ...
Can Rubber Cork flooring be used in outdoor living spaces?
No, Jelinek rubber cork flooring is not suitable for outdoor installation. It is designed for indoor use in spaces that are fully enclosed, weather-tight, and maintain a consistent temperature. In these controlled environments, rubber cork flooring ...
Can expanded insulation cork be used under a concrete slab?
Yes, cork can be used under a concrete slab. Cork is generally not appealing to pests such as termites. It contains suberin, which repels termites and other insects. It also has low cellulose content, which makes it an unattractive food source for ...
Can cork mosaic tiles be used on a shower floor?
While Cork Mosaic tiles can be used on shower floors, we do not recommend them for waterproof applications. If the grout fails, prolonged water exposure can lead to swelling, mold growth, and potentially structural damage.
Can granulated cork be used as a dirt substitute in stage productions?
We work with many production companies in film and theater, and our granulated cork is often used in set design and special effects. It is a great substitute for dirt or sand. Granulated cork is lightweight, low-dust (depending on the grain size), ...