Gray Cubes

Gray Cubes Cork Wall Tile

A sculpted, three-dimensional grey cork wall tile that quiets a room by up to 30 dB while turning the wall into the focal point.

Gray Cubes is a geometric, 3D textured wall tile cut from 100% natural cork bark and made in Italy. The face is a wash of cool greys, shifting from lighter to subtly darker shades, broken up by darker grey pits and divots. Each tile is handmade, so no two are alike: your wall will always be one of a kind.

The uneven cube relief is not just decorative. That classic staggered surface diffuses sound in every direction, cutting reverb, echo and reflection, which makes it a favourite for music rooms, offices and any space that is a little too noisy. The smooth backing keeps installation straightforward on both walls and ceilings.

Because it is cork, the tile also insulates thermally: it helps hold warmth in winter and keeps rooms cooler in summer, which can help reduce heating costs. And unlike wallpaper, cork is naturally resistant to pests, mould and mildew, and is hypo-allergenic, so it stays healthy to live with.

Each tile measures 240 mm x 800 mm (9 29/64 in x 31 1/2 in) at 10 mm (25/64 in) thick and covers 0.19 m² (2.07 sq. ft.). A carton of 20 tiles covers 3.84 m² (41.33 sq. ft.).

Why this wall

• Estimated Delta IIC rating: absorbs up to 30 dB of noise and vibration, one of the strongest natural soundproofing options available.
• Full 10 mm (25/64 in) thickness of 100% cork bark, with an uneven 3D cube relief engineered for maximum sound diffusion and reduced reverb, echo and reflection.
• Handmade in Italy: every tile is unique in its mix of lighter and darker grey shades.
• Smooth backing for easier adhesive installation on walls and ceilings alike.
• Rated for both residential and commercial applications, with a 5 year warranty against manufacturing defects.
• Naturally fire resistant: cork's properties help in case of a fire and no harmful gases are made in the burning process.
• Sustainable and renewable: no cork trees are cut down, only the bark is harvested without harm to the tree.

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