Cork Rolls

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Cork rolls for glued parquet are popular underlays used to improve the acoustic and thermal insulation of the floor. Natural cork is a flexible, durable and ecological material, which makes it a great choice for glued wooden floors.
 Advantages of cork rolls for glued parquet: Acoustic insulation - dampens the sound of footsteps and reduces noise penetrating to lower floors. Thermal insulation - helps maintain heat in the room. Flexibility - absorbs pressure, which increases the comfort of using the floor. Resistance to moisture and mold - cork is naturally resistant to moisture. Ecological material - produced from cork oak bark without damaging the tree. Durability - does not deform over time, which ensures the longevity of the floor. How to choose the right cork roll? Thickness - the most commonly used thicknesses are 2 mm, 3 mm, 4 mm or 6 mm. The thicker the layer, the better the insulation. Density – the higher the density of the cork (usually around 200-250 kg/m³), the better the strength properties. Installation method – cork for glued parquet requires full gluing to the substrate. Installation of cork rolls for glued parquet Preparation of the substrate – it should be dry, clean
Production of cork rolls for cork boards
Cork rolls used for the production of cork boards are made of natural cork from the bark of the cork oak. The production process includes several key stages that ensure the high quality and durability of the material.

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Stages of production of cork rolls Raw material acquisition

Cork comes mainly from Mediterranean countries (Portugal, Spain). The bark of the cork oak is harvested every 9-12 years without damaging the tree. Drying and processing of cork The bark is dried for several months to reduce moisture and improve the quality of the raw material. After drying, it is boiled to remove impurities and improve elasticity. Grinding and agglomeration The cork is ground into fine granules. Then they are combined with ecological resin or subjected to a pressing process under high pressure and temperature, creating flexible cork boards. Forming and rolling

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