Manton Cork Premium Cork Roll - 4' x 25' x 3/8", 100% Natural Facing Grade Material for Bulletin Boards, Decorative Photo and Message Push Pin Displays - Perfect for Home, School, and Office

Up cycled a large frame into a cork board with fabric cover. This cork came perfectly rolled in a long box. Is nice and thick and did not crumble. Flattened easily. Was able to cut easily with a scissors and staple it to back of frame with staple gun. Very good price for quality. Great big size and lots left over to repeat on smaller frames. Photo of left over cork.

I absolutely love the cork that was delivered from Minton Cork. Arrived quickly, beautiful package, and the cork was of exceptional quality. It cut well too! The instructions that were included were extremely helpful, and I loved that they included were to buy the adhesive, very helpful. I know the adhesive can be purchased online, but I am a hardware store geek and love an excuse to go to the hardware store. I would not think twice about ordering a product from Manton.

Great cork material. Came as described, nothing to note. Comes rolled up in a big tube; I rolled it out flat on the floor, put some books on it, and let it sit overnight and it was nice, flat, and workable for me the next day. I ordered the 3/8" and it seems to be the perfect thickness for thumb tacks. Cuts easily with a razor knife.

It comes in a roll and is difficult to unroll and flatten out, especially the inside of the roll that's tightly curled up. It is also thin for it's large size and tears easy if you're not careful. I glued it to the wall with 3m spray adhesive. The edges were not square with eachother and a bit wavy around the perimeter so I fixed that with some trimming using a straight edge and utility knife, finishing it up with a wood frame nailed tightly to the wall. Once I trimmed off the torn and uneven edges and added the frame the end product actually came out very nice and is very functional as a huge pin board.

The 1872 Butte Creek Mill in Eagle Point, Oregon is being rebuilt after having burned down leaving only 25% of the original structure. In 1973 a community bulletin board was installed and became a key way to keep up with happenings and services. Way before Facebook! I bought this cork and remade the bulletin board. Your cork is a great product and was easily rolled flat and glued down to a plywood backing.

I had a conference room board size 3’ x 10’. This cork was the perfect depth at 1/2” but needed to be flattened and cut. Unfortunately it comes in a roll and doesn’t flatten easily plus is somewhat brittle. So would recommend gently rolling flat and leaving it to flatten without too much pressure. Otherwise is very nice.

Bought this to go behind our dart board. purchased some adhesive, didn't work....left it for a week... tried to install and screw it on with wood.... the adhesive we didn't think worked (that we bought separately)...worked amazingly a week later after it dried.the cork itself is decently thick and makes a great backing for our dartboard.very happy with this......steep learning curve.

What can I say, it is exactly as stated. The edges are clean and straight and the corners were not damaged. The cork did come in a tightly rolled format in a relatively small/tight box which made for some major cork memory as it kept wanting to roll itself back up. I unrolled and applied some even weight over some boards to loosen it up. It also came with a great little instruction sheet on how to best apply to walls and materials to use. Very helpful.