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Make your home warmer, refresh weathered walls or tackle the cold surfaces behind recurring condensation.
Improve a property →ECOPROCORK® · Cork-based building systems
Cold walls, recurring condensation or tired render? ECOPROCORK® brings together breathable cork insulation, flexible exterior finishes and specialist roof systems, with practical support from first enquiry to installation.
Make your home warmer, refresh weathered walls or tackle the cold surfaces behind recurring condensation.
Improve a property →Plan a retrofit, housing or commercial project with clear system guidance and the technical evidence to support your specification.
Professional support →Add cork systems to your trade with hands-on training, an Approved Applicator pathway and ongoing technical support.
Explore training →Start with your building
Start with the problem you want to solve. We’ll help you choose the right cork system and the next practical step.
Give sound, repaired render a flexible, water-repellent cork finish. Choose from textured colours that refresh the building and protect exposed walls.
Exterior options →
TLICS™ adds a thin layer of cork insulation to internal walls, helping improve surface warmth and reduce the conditions that encourage condensation-related mould.
Discuss internal walls →
Refurbish a suitable roof with SLICS-R™: a specified combination of cork layers, protective components and carefully detailed junctions.
Explore roof applications →Lasting mould treatment starts with the cause. Improve cold surfaces alongside ventilation, heating and any repairs needed to stop water getting in.
Know the system
From a thin internal wall treatment to a complete exterior refurbishment, each ECOPROCORK system has a clear job to do.
A flexible, spray-applied cork system for exterior refurbishment. Combines a coloured texture, water repellency and vapour permeability in a low-build finish.
Cork systems explained →Trowel-applied cork insulation for cold internal walls. A thin-build approach to surface warmth and condensation-related mould where room space matters.
Discuss an internal project →Cork-based roof refurbishment for suitable residential, commercial and industrial projects, with waterproofing and detailing specified as a complete system.
Roof system guidance →A planned external insulation-board system for projects needing a deeper thermal upgrade. Register your interest and discuss the proposed specification.
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Details make the difference
Cork’s natural texture gives façades a distinctive finish, while the flexible coating helps accommodate minor surface movement.
A professional installation brings the whole job together: sound preparation, neat edges, the right colour and a consistent finish. Explore the colours, see real projects and use the product data to compare your options.
Trusted relationships with the trade
Build on your plastering, rendering, decorating or installation skills. Our one-day practical course covers preparation, equipment and application, with a pathway towards Approved Applicator status.
Add specialist skills and optional business support as you develop services for exterior refurbishment, cold walls and retrofit.
Train → Become Approved → Install → Get Supported → Grow
View the one-day courseYour next step
Tell us what’s happening, where the property is and what you’d like to improve. We’ll help you identify the right system and check Approved Applicator availability for your area.
Discuss your projectGet technical guidance for your next installation or order products and equipment from the shop.
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