How can I clean grease splatters off my cork wall or floor tiles?
When grease splatters on your cork flooring or walls, we recommend wiping up the grease as quickly as possible. This will help prevent any hard-to-remove residue. If there is residual splatter after wiping it up, we recommend using a mild detergent and water to clean the tile.
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Do cork wall tiles change color in UV light?
Yes, cork wall and floor tiles, as a natural product, may change color over time when exposed to natural light. Noticable fading may occur over several months to several years, depending on the duration and intensity of sun exposure. Cork will tend ...
How long should cork wall and floor tiles acclimatize before installation?
We recommend letting all cork products acclimatize for at least 72 hours before beginning installation. Skipping this step can cause negative results after installation, as the humidity of the cork tiles adjusts to the humidity and temperature in the ...
Are cork wall tiles with PSA backing removable?
Our PSA backing is a permanent-grade adhesive and is not designed to be removed. Removing cork wall tiles installed with PSA backing may damage the paint and wall structure. For a temporary application, we recommend screwing a thin piece of plywood ...
Can I repair scratches on my cork flooring?
Yes, in many situations, cork flooring can be repaired! The best repair method depends on both the depth of the scratch and the type of cork flooring you have. Minor surface scratches (finish only): If the scratch only affects the finish, buffing the ...
Can I use wallpaper glue rather than contact cement on cork wall tiles?
No, based on our testing, wallpaper glue is not effective in adhering cork wall tiles. Cork wall tiles are heavier than wallpaper and need an adhesive that adheres instantly, such as contact adhesive; otherwise, the tiles will fall off the wall or ...