Our cork boards are a product of the highest quality, not only because of their charming appearance. These decorative cork boards are also extremely useful – they are great acoustic insulation and thermal insulation. They are also easy to clean– all you need is warm water and detergent (e.g. soap). We meet the needs of those who are not (to put it mildly) fans of cleaning, and we do it with pleasure! During the Middle Ages Cork was a busy port and an important town (although it would seem no more than a village to us with a population of probably not more than 2,000). Animal hides and woolen cloth were exported from Cork and wine (the drink of the upper class) was imported. All cork wallpapers you can find in our Wallpaper Shop have a premium-quality paper-carrier. When it comes to wallpapering, an adhesive for heavy paper-based wallpapers is required. You will find all necessary information in the inlay sheet that comes with your product. When putting cork wallpapers up on wooden surfaces, adding 10% dispersion adhesive has proven to be the perfect solution. In 1690 Cork underwent a 5-day siege by the army of William of Orange. Cork was captured by John Churchill, William’s general, and afterward, the walls were destroyed. Very good indoor environment conditions thanks to antibacterial and dust-repellent surface qualities and excellent moisture control - particularly suited for people with allergies

Naturally, as the outside coating of a tree, it’s designed to be water-resistant and hardy. But thanks to some unique structural properties, it can do far more than simply resist the elements. The rough exterior of cork bark holds many secrets. heat or cold, so it can actually save you money on heating and cooling costs. But don't let the eco-friendliness fool you— cork wallpaper can be dressed up in contemporary colors and styles by top Another positive feature of cork wallpaper is that they have anti-bacterial, hypoallergenic and anti-static properties – ideal for allergy sufferers and asthmatics. Because dust particles do not adhere to them, they are very easy to care for. Wallpaper should not be wet cleaned and in the case of fresh stains, we recommend cleaning with a slightly damp cloth. Bishop Lucey Park or City Park opened in 1985. Furthermore, the Butter Museum in Cork opened in 1985. Cork’s Neptune Stadium was also built in 1985.

Parliament Bridge was built in 1806. A new Custom House was built in Cork in 1818. Cork County Jail was built in 1825. The Court House was built in 1835. Cork Workhouse was built in 1840. Cork City Goal was designed in 1867. Cork wallpaper consists of paper medium, the surface of which is covered with thin slices of cork oak bark. Natural wallpapers made of cork are not only external, but also internal qualities. Since the bark of cork oak consists of cells filled with air, it has low thermal conductivity. As a result, cork wallpapers offer excellent thermal insulation and have very good insulation properties. They are particularly suitable for thermal insulation, but also for sound insulation. The bark of the cork oak consists of air-filled cells which are surrounded by cellulose and suberin layers. Their structure is not dissimilar to that of honey comb. An almost infinite number of air cells creates enormous elasticity and guarantees fantastic thermal insulation. Due to its low thermal conductivity, cork boasts excellent insulation properties. Cork is moisture-repellent, breathable, antistatic, antibacterial, extremely robust; it also benefits from low combustibility. Furthermore, in the late 20th century, the old manufacturing industries in Cork declined. The Ford factory closed in 1980. So did the Dunlop tyre factory. Shipbuilding in Cork also came to an end in the 1980s. As a result of these closures, unemployment was high in Cork in the 1980s. No other material can match its distinctive style. Plus, there’s a wide degree of natural variation that keeps things interesting – no two pieces are ever the same!

unmatched quality in both materials and craftsmanship. It's a good idea to measure carefully before During the 18th century, Cork was a busy port. A Custom House was built in 1724. In the 18th century, Cork exported large amounts of butter to Britain, the rest of Europe, and North America. Large quantities of beef were also exported. A Corn Market was built in 1740. The Butter Market was built in 1750.Avoid adhesive stains on the cork side. If they do occur despite your best efforts, gently dab at the area in question with a slightly damp sponge while the adhesive is still wet. Do not rub.