Natural Plain Cork Tiles - 300mm x 300mm x 4mm (Pack of 20)

It has done what I needed it for but if using glue and not quite where you want it be careful as quite thin and will tear

This item is suitable for the purpose that I intended them for.

Thin and easy to cut, doubled themUp to make a cork notice board! Just what I wanted

Ordered this in the past and it was ok. This time the packaging it came in was too thin and damaged, the corners of the top and bottom tiles chipped and damaged.

I would not recommend. We had to use an alternative floor covering.

The Treefloor Natural Plain Cork Tiles have found a well-deserved place in my home, fulfilling both aesthetic and functional needs with finesse. The natural and eco-friendly aspect of these tiles immediately caught my attention, aligning perfectly with my endeavor to make sustainable choices. The tiles emanate premium quality, are versatile, and the pack of 20 offered excellent value, covering a decent area with the pleasant texture and warm appearance of cork.Ease of installation was a significant advantage. Each 300mm x 300mm x 4mm tile fit seamlessly into place, requiring no special tools or expertise, which made the entire process enjoyable and hassle-free. The tiles proved their versatility by effortlessly adapting to different applications around the house, from wall coverings to bulletin boards, introducing an element of cohesion in the decor.However, while the tiles deserve acclaim for their quality, versatility, and ease of installation, a slight improvement in the adhesiveness would elevate the user experience significantly. Despite this minor drawback, the excellent soundproofing properties and the TUV NORD certification, assuring adherence to quality and safety standards, make Treefloor Cork Tiles a commendable choice. Awarding them four stars, I can confidently say they brought a touch of nature, warmth, and tranquility to my living space.Thank you for reading my honest review, I hope you found it helpful! :)

Very thin and and easily breakable/ split/ tare when putting them up

I use Cork tiles as a backing for clocks and chess boards that I made as one of my many hobbies in retirement. These are well made, and really suit my application.