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Corkon is a cutting-edge product made in France under the trademark Soliege. The cork, binders and other components of the product are all sustainably sourced from France.
Cork, natural fibers, mineral fillers, thickening and binding agents. 94% are of natural origin and the product is 100% biodegradable.
Yes, harvesting cork is a sustainable practice when it is done correctly. Cork is a natural, renewable, and biodegradable resource that is harvested from the bark of cork oak trees, without harming the tree itself.
When cork is harvested, only the outer layer of the bark is removed, leaving the underlying layers intact. The tree then regenerates the outer layer of bark, which can be harvested again in about nine years. This process can continue for up to 200 years, making cork a highly renewable resource.
Yes, Cork is a natural fire retardant, which means it has properties that make it resistant to fire. Cork unique structure helps preventing the spread of flames and limiting heat transfer. When exposed to heat or flame, cork will not ignite easily, and will not emit toxic gases or smoke.
Our spray cork is naturally beige.
Its natural and neutral color makes it easy to colour it with natural color pigments.
In principle this is not a problem. We recommend slightly sanding the surface of the spray cork and then working with an appropriate spray adhesive. However, it is not necessary to process spray cork with felt.
One bag can cover between 8m2 to 10 m2, applied in two layers with a total thickness of approx. 2mm. Feel free to reach out to get some help on the right quantity needed for your project.
No. Our spray cork is a dry product that is packed in paper bags to protect the environment and increase quality. It is free from fungicides and biocides normally used to preserve this type of product. Due to its composition and packaging, it has no expiration date, so there is no need to use it all at once.
The spray cork loses about 50% of its actual weight by the time it dries out completely.
2 to 3 layers are usually recommended depending on your project
Drying time will very much depend on temperature and relative ambient humidity.
Yes, our product is very easy to use. However, having an experience with a compressor and spray gun will definitively help. If not, between prepping the surface, mixing and applying Corkon we would recommend you getting a helping hand.
Wash tools with water right after the use.
Yes, Corkon has been designed and engineered to last when prepared and applied strictly according to our guidelines. It has undergone rigorous testing to ensure it can hold up for at least 10 years.
The dew point is the temperature at which water transitions from a gaseous to a liquid state. The water vapor present in the air condenses upon contact with a cold surface in the form of dew (e.g. droplets on window panes). The dew point is reached when the minimum temperature is reached below which the air can no longer hold the water vapor.
A thermal bridge occurs where there is a break in the insulation. It is most often found in hard to insulate parts: doors, windows, floors, beams, etc.
The break let the warm indoor air meet the cold surface and quickly reaches its dew point creating moisture and condensation. This humidity can create corrosion and cause damage to the bodywork and furniture.
We deliver to customers all over Australia.