Con-Tact Brand Adhesive Roll, Cork, 18" x 4'

We finished our kitchen remodel last month and lined some of the shelves with this cork on the shelves where glasses are stored to catch any residual dampness and also prevent breakage. Also lined the pots/pans drawer and other storage drawers to keep stuff from sliding around. Great product and I've used it in the past. 10/8/2024 - I forgot to add this: The cork is tightly rolled and doesn't want to lie down flat. Also needs some help to STICK. I had to get the hair dryer out and warm the cork, then press it down so it would stick. So this additional step took some time. To me it was worth a little extra effort, but maybe that would be a negative for some.

I got it for a few projects and it works great ... easy to use !!

I like this, but it's probably not for everyone: - more expensive than contact paper - it's a little tricky to install, since the cork can crack if you fold or roll it too tightly - after installing, there are little chunks of cork to vacuum or sweep out What I like about it - appearance - absorbs water - cushions and dampens contact with dishes as I put them in the cupboard I measured and used scissors to cut cork for as many drawers and cabinets as I could, then installed them, one after the other. I got pretty good at it this way. The adhesive can be tricky, and the cork tends to keep its rolled shape, which requires flattening. I ensured the cork was properly positioned, then gradually pressed it into contact with the cabinet or drawer from one side to the other. It has stayed in place pretty well; only the very small pieces popped up, so I placed dishes on them & they've stayed pretty well. Cork probably isn't for everyone, but I like it.

I was satisfied with this cork roll for lining the bottom of drawers. It's thin, maybe 1/8". It doesn't seem like it would stand up to a lot of heavy use. For low impact applications, it's great.

I made ceramic coasters in pottery class. They were a bit uneven and I didn't want them to scratch up my glass and wood tables. I cut them with a combination of x-acto knife and scissors and they cut easily. The adhesive backing stuck in place immediately. I rubbed them down using the removed paper backing and they are clearly there for life. Forget peeling them back off to adjust the position, you need to place them right the first time or you will have to slice then off with a knife and place a new piece. They don't seem crumbly but as others have mentioned if you pick at them to try to pull the cork off then it does crumble and not hold together as a sheet. I haven't tried them in my Sizzix Big Shot yet. I only had the thin Framelits for the circle size I wanted and the cork is thicker than my Framelits. I expect to have some fun with the thicker Bigz dies though.

I'm extremely happy with this product! It exceeded my expectations in every way and is of great quality. Highly recommended!

Thin and cheap. It actually feel apart while I was cutting and installing it. I also noticed this is NOT 100% real cork. It is a toxic product that smells horrible because it's full of chemicals and resin to hold it together. I will be throwing this away. What a waste of money! DO NOT BUY!

I love the ease of use, and I’ll just say it. This is not what you think it is. Without reading thoroughly, I thought this was a roll of cork board that would be used for thumbtacks. But it is not, thick as 2 credit cards, what I needed it for. If you are ordering this for that type of thought, I recommend “sticky tack” or a putty my loctite to tack pictures and what not to it as I did. Looks clean and organized when used with the putty and all. Putty does not pierce the photos if that’s your thing too. Love it. I had cut my roll into two pieces of 24” or 61cm each and made two for a corner in my office. Although peeling off the backing of about a quarter of one of my pieces peeled off the sticky back and was unable to use a large chunk of this as it is impossible to stick back. The double sided adhesive is super thin and unable to re-attach. As it comes in a roll the backing was rippled from either sitting too long as a roll or was once a flat piece and forced into a roll and made wrinkles on the backing. Advise laying out on a table with weight as you would a rug to have it level out and uncurl itself naturally.