SUNGIFT Cork Board Roll 3 mm Thick - 100"x16" Cork Rolls Bulletin Boards Natural Cork Self-Adhesive Shelf Liner Replacement DIY Craft Kitchen Pads Corkboard with 200 Push Pins

I needed this for a couple projects I was doing. Project A- a wooden container to hold my record collection. I added this cork to the bottom of the container so my records won’t slide around. Works great for this. As a side note- add the cork to an oversized piece of the wood you are using first. This will clean up the edges of the cork as you run it through your saws. Project B- I made some wood coasters for my bar. I put cork on both sides of the coasters. I wanted 4 1/2” x 4 1/2” coasters. I found an old scrap of maple and cut it down to 5”. I cut out two pieces of cork to 5”. I stuck the cork to both sides making sure that one edge had no overlapping cork. I set my table saw to 4 3/4” and cleaned up one edge. Flipped over the work piece and ran it through the saw at 4 1/2”. I cut out the 5 coasters then rounded all the corners on the sander. The adhesive sticks well. Coasters are great and my records don’t slide around.

Confining other reviews — the cork is rolled. Concerned that it would crack as other have stated so I let is relax for a few days at room temp. I then gently opened it and misted it with a water mister to put some moisture in it. - more rest time and slowly unraveling and placing weights on it. A little more each day. I had zero issues with cracking or breaking but I was patient.I’m sure If I had try to flatten it right away it would have fractured — patience is key in my opinion.

Wanted to add a tack board to my desk. It's serviceable, though a bit thin for thumbtacks.The problem is that because the item is shipped rolled, the built in adhesive isn't strong enough to prevent the edges from curling back up. Additionally, the item arrived with a few cracks in the cork, also due to being rolled.

Used this on the bottom of rocking chair rails to protect wood floor. Easy to cut with very sharp utility knife which I sharpen to razor level. Used 1-3/4" strip. Adhesive is really sticky, but the tip of one rail came a little loose after one day. (Used alcohol to clean prior to adding the cork.) I have some amazing glue to improve the tips. Like the product for this and other uses I can think of.

I purchased two rolls of this product to make a big corkboard in my home office. It was challenging to put up, the two pieces were not the same size, and when I came back into the office this morning they had peeled off the wall. I tried putting them up again but they are peeling off the wall again as I type this. Garbage. No way to return them for a credit.

This is exactly what was advertised. It is a very high quality, strong adhesive product. I really like it. Was able to make a custom sized pin board for a map of unusual dimensions.

This item was a waste of time- it fell off the wall within a week

I love to build dollhouse furniture from kits that are 40+ years old. One of the ways they tell you to brace the parts to assure good adhesion with the glue is to pin it into a board. Cork works well, and this cork is so thick that it makes things very easy. this says it is 1/4 inch thick, but I think it is thicker.