BROWN CORK SHEET 12" X 36" X 1/2" - 2 PACK

Packaging and delivery were fantastic -- product is maybe OK......it is VERY messy to work with. I bought it to create a tack board in our kitchen so I could keep school notes and other random things nice and visible....trimming this to fit my space AND look neat was simply impossible....it seems to be merely blobbed up pieces of cardboard magically held together, so it will not cut or tear in a nice straight line at all. It is also filthy...every day, there are more small flecks and stuff on the counter underneath it, I suppose it just sheds at will, I don't know.Overall, spend more $$ and get a better corkboard, unless you are going to mount this to a piece of plywood, and install it in a basement or garage that you aren't concerned with cleanliness.

I ordered this for a project and it ended up being exactly what I needed. The sheets do break easily and create a lot of dust/crumbs when handling or cutting. One of the sheets was broken when it arrived, but I needed to cut it anyway so it worked out perfectly. Just make sure to handle these with care because they are brittle.

Fairly good quality. 1/2 inch thickness. The cork is relatively coarse in these boards, I do not think it would hold up to heavy repeat use such as in an office setting. It looks like fairly large cork nugget chunks will dislodge over time and leave you with a pock-marked board. I have another much "finer grain" board which is a lot more appropriate for repeated placement and removal of thumbtacks, etc.This is much more appropriate for use as decorative paneling, or to protect drywall behind a dartboard (assuming you don't miss often!).

I bought this because of the low price. It showed up with one of the panels damaged because of the weak packaging. I did not return it nor made a stink about it because it was still usable. It also had a fine cork dust all over it. I needed to wipe it of with a damp rag before further handling and mounting it onto a piece of plywood (the glue would not have stuck otherwise).

As I am retired in Puerto Vallarta, I find certain items outrageously expensive here. Cork, for one. Wanting to make a custom backing for a dartboard, for our Sports Bar, the necessary amount of cork was going to cost close to $80. I had visiting family bring this product and was quite pleased with the quality for the 'peso'. Not a super dense cork, but perfect for most uses. Reminds me of my basement, back in the 70's!

This stuff is really brittle.It would have been nice if there was some kind of coating on it do keep it all together and keep the "dust" down. -wipe your hand across it and your hand will be black.The plastic bag that it comes in is full of this dust and little pieces that have broken off.If you're looking for something that is really durable, you might want to try something else.

Colors of each panel is not identical...other than that it is fine! I did a 30" by 8ft wall of it!

If you plan on cutting this to size forget about it. It's impossible to get a neat / trimmed edge. The material just comes apart in chunks. I also lost a corner of it when installing. The corner was a structural weak point in this particular piece, and it just broke off. Not satisfied with the quality at all.