Properties

Thermal Conductivity Scale

The Thermal Conductivity Scale measures how well materials conduct heat. Below is a list of various materials along with their thermal conductivity values. Notably, Cork Elite Pro exhibits relatively low thermal conductivity.

0.029 W/(mK)

Cotton Wool

The long-lasting Cork Spray, Medium Grain Cork Spray applied on a wall

0.034 W/(mK)

Cork Elite Pro

0.035 W/(mK)

Gybsum board

0.15 W/(mK)

Timber

0.04 W/(wK)

Glass wood insulation

0.048 W/(mK)

Fibre Insulation board

0.16 W/(wK)

Insulation Materials

0.13 W/(wK)

Plywood

0.17 W/(mK)

Gravel

0.23 W/(mK)

Cellulose

0.7 W/(mK)

Granite

0.71 W/(wK)

Plaster Sand

1.05 W/(mK)

Glass

1.4 W/(mK)

Fire clay bricks

Dry earth

1.5 W/(mK)

Cement Mortar

1.7 W/(mK)

1.7 W/(wK)

Concrete

2 W/(mK)

Regular Paint

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Materials Comparative Table

Material

Fire Resistant

Thermal Break

Breathable

UV Resistant

Flexible

Light Weight

Salt Resistant

Rot Resistant

Acoustic Insulation

Eco-Friendly

Cork Elite Pro

Paint

Stucco

Vinyl Siding

Wood siding

Brick

Metal

Concrete

Stone

Cement Board

Our Colours

Our Cork Spray colors are created by mixing different bases with varying amounts of inker. We offer three types of bases: Base TR, Base MD, and Base BL. The tone of your Cork Spray will depend on the combination of base type and the amount of inker used. Below, you’ll find our existing color range and detailed instructions on how to mix them.

Bases

Discover our versatile bases for Cork Spray. Each base offers unique properties and, when combined with our inkers, creates a stunning range of colours for any project. Please note, colors are approximate; refer to our printed brochure to select the correct product.