Seacork Plain Cork Tiles — Raw Material for Bespoke Projects

Some projects simply do not fit a standard mould. Atypical shapes, architectural creations, specific surfaces requiring completely free cutting: Seacork plain tiles are the answer. Without grooves or constraints, they offer the professional installer a noble, homogeneous raw material, ready to be shaped entirely according to their own requirements.

Total Creative Freedom

Where grooved tiles impose a pattern, the plain tile offers a blank canvas. Boat transom, foredeck, gangways, cockpit, decorative surfaces: everything is possible. The professional installer can cut, assemble and create configurations that no standard tile could ever achieve.

A French Material, Born from Recycling

Manufactured in France from recycled cork stoppers, these tiles embody a genuine ecological commitment, with no compromise on density, homogeneity or durability. Nearly 20 years of presence on the decks of some of the world’s finest vessels speaks for itself.

Four Thicknesses, Two Formats

The range is designed to suit every application:

• 4 mm — available in 1000 mm x 500 mm, ideal for flat surfaces, lightweight cladding and low-profile areas
• 6, 8 and 12 mm — available in 2000 mm x 500 mm, for full deck installations, transoms and applications requiring enhanced thermal and acoustic insulation

FAQ

What is the difference between a plain tile and a grooved tile? The plain tile is intended for projects requiring a smooth surface, completely free cutting or a personalised finish. It is the natural choice for professionals working on complex shapes or unique architectural creations.

Can plain tiles be grooved on site? Yes, cork works easily with a router or grooving saw. Plain tiles are therefore the ideal starting point for shipyards wishing to create their own bespoke patterns.

Is a specific adhesive required? Yes, Seacork polymer adhesive is recommended to ensure optimal bonding on all surface types. It is available separately in our online shop.

Are these tiles resistant to marine environments? Yes, rot-proof and resistant to UV, salt water and temperature variations, they are built to last in the most demanding conditions.