Salami Cork Wall Tile
A chunky, organic block pattern in oranges, ambers, and peach that turns a dark, cramped room warm and inviting. Salami gets its name from its look: big, bold blocks of natural cork in a palette of oranges, browns, ambers, and hints of peach. Bright and fresh, it reads like a bucolic summer's day, and it visually opens up spaces that feel dark or closed in. Each tile is 12 in x 24 in (305 x 610 mm) and 1/4 in (6 mm) thick, cut with a square, bevel-free edge. Glued down edge to edge, the tiles disappear into one another so the finished surface reads as a single large unit rather than a grid of seams. This is 100% natural, low-density cork through every layer: top, core, and backing. That structure is what makes it such a strong sound and thermal insulator, and on floors it means no separate underlayment is required. Underfoot it is soft, warm, and low slip, a comfortable surface for seniors, children, or anyone with joint pain. Rated for both wall and floor installation, Salami works in kitchens where people congregate, in bathrooms, and in residential or light commercial spaces alike. Install over a clean, level subfloor or on at or above grade concrete.Why this wall
- Impact sound reduction of 18 dB; cork sheet in the 3 mm to 12 mm range can mute sound by 10 to 40 decibels.
- Rated Commercial class 32 and Domestic class 23, approved for residential and light commercial use, on walls and floors.
- 100% natural low-density cork in all three layers, so floors need no separate underlayment.
- No VOC emissions and made with formaldehyde-free adhesives.
- Water-resistant surface; suberin, cork's natural waxy substance, repels mold, mildew, and allergens, making the tiles hypoallergenic.
- Square-edged, straight-cut tiles in a 12 in x 24 in format.
- Backed by a 10-year residential wear warranty, a joint integrity warranty, and a lifetime structural warranty.
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Tonathan Gilroy –
I absolutely love it. My major lesson learned on this venture is not to use silicone caulking as it was impossible to clean up from cork. The water based polyurethane that icork recommended is the way to go!
Thank icork so much for all of help and encouragement. This work very smooth and relatively glitch free.