Cork Underlayment - 2mm thick - 10m long

Hi Elliot, thank you for your interest in our products. Yes, the factory can supply a small sample for you. Call our sales team at 1-888-667-5776 or email at sales@deelat.com for assistance.

Hello Felicity, thank you for your questions. Surface Preparation - Surfaces must be clean, dry and smooth, free of voids, loose materials, oil, grease, sealers and all other surface contaminants. Surface areas requiring patching or leveling should be repaired with cement materials. Creating an Isolation Barrier - Unroll cork and cut sections approximately 2” wide off roll. Adhere this 2” isolation barrier around perimeter of the entire floor with any of the entire products. Never mechanically flatten the isolation barrier with screws, nails or staples. This will severely diminish acoustical values of the barrier. Installing the Sound Control Underlayment - Unroll cork and cut to desired length. Lay cork loosely over area to be installed. Both ends of the roll must curl down towards the subfloor. If the ends curl up, flip material over. Butt cork directly against the isolation barrier already installed. Pull the loose laid material back at least half the length of the roll. We strongly suggest across whole product and you can glue the cork on vinyl boards. Cork/Rubber Mix has better noise reduction level than Pure Cork material. Meanwhile, cork has soft, cushiony surface, hypoallergenic, antimicrobial properties and environmentally-friendly; but it's susceptible to damage and sunlight can cause cork to fade. On the other hand, rubber can withstand heavy foot traffic, easy maintenance and more durable; the cons is it's slippery when wet and expensive.

Hi Ian, thank you for your question. The weather resistance of an underlayment is -25 to 80 degrees Celsius or -13 to 176 degrees Fahrenheit. If you have any other questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact us.

Yes, the cork underlay can be used as a corkboard. The 5mm should be suitable for your purposes, and we have it in stock.

Yes, you can line drawers with the DEELAT D1173461 cork underlayment. DEELAT cork underlayment has antibacterial properties and would act as a great liner.

Hello Rhonda, thanks for your question. Our suppliers use different methods to measure a product's soundproofing ability. This underlayment blocks about 28 dB of noise. If you have any other questions or concerns please do not hesitate to contact us.

Hi Sue. The R-Value of cork is R-3.6 to R-4.2 per inch. Call our sales team at 1-888-667-5776 or email at sales@deelat.com for additional assistance.

Yes, you can line drawers with the cork underlayment (D1173461). DEELAT cork underlayment has antibacterial properties and would act as a great liner.

You can simply cut out the broken part of the cork, then cut out the same shape from the spare cork with same thickness. Put it back in to fill the hole.

No the company name is not printed on the cork itself, what you are seeing is just a watermark image on the pictures.

Yes, the Deelat cork underlay, such our SKU#: D1173461, can be installed on concrete and under carpet. It will provide some insulation and will keep heat in during colder months. It will definitely keep the floor dry if you are experiencing some moisture. If you have an extreme moisture problem, then you may want to consult professionals. Deelat cork underlay will keep the floor cooler in warm months.

Just using normal contact adhesive will work fine.