Seacork Cork Blank Sheets - The raw material for made-to-measure projects

Some projects don't fit into any mould. Atypical shapes, architectural creations, specific surfaces that require completely free cutting: Seacork blank sheets are the answer. With no grooves and no constraints, they offer professionals a noble, homogeneous raw material, ready to be shaped to their own requirements.

The total freedom of made-to-measure

Where grooved sheets impose a pattern, blank sheets give you carte blanche. Boat skirts, foredecks, gangways, cockpits, decorative surfaces: anything is possible. Professional installers can cut, assemble and create configurations that would be impossible to achieve with any standard sheet.

A French material, born of recycling

Made in France from recycled corks, these sheets embody a sincere commitment to the environment, without compromising on the density, homogeneity or durability of the material. Nearly 20 years of use on the decks of the world's most beautiful boats bear witness to this commitment.

Four thicknesses, two formats

The range is designed to suit every use:

• 4 mm - available in 1000 mm x 500 mm, ideal for flat surfaces, light cladding and thin areas
• 6, 8 and 12 mm - available in 2000 mm x 500 mm, for complete bridges, skirts and applications requiring enhanced thermal and acoustic insulation

FAQ

What is the use of a blank sheet as opposed to a grooved sheet? Blank sheet is designed for projects that require a smooth surface, a completely free cut or a custom finish. It is the natural choice for professionals working on complex shapes or unique architectural creations.

Is it possible to groove blank sheets yourself? Yes, cork is easy to work with using a router or groove saw. Blank sheets are the ideal starting point for those who want to create their own designs.

Do I need a specific adhesive? Yes, Seacork polymer adhesive is recommended for optimum adhesion to all types of surface. It is available separately in our shop.

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