Speaker1: Hello and welcome to company interiors, my name is Nick Clark.
And in today's video, we are looking at 3D cork tiles.
Now this is a very interesting new product.
It comes from the byproduct of Cork, the Cork industry, as in Cork bottles so produced in
Portugal. The cork residue is is a powder and is put into molds compressed and then as a
totally sustainable product, you have this natural, amazing acoustic, amazing acoustic
properties of cork tiles, which we are going to be installing here in the Company
Interiors Bar.
You see that we have just mounted one of our circular moss frames as a few other videos
put some links up here so you can have a look in the description about some other videos
that we do on most products.
But today we are going to be following a design, so we're going to go straight to the CAD
now, the computer aided design to have a look at how we've created the first design
Speaker2: And my work in progress was here.
If I was looking at sort of almost dovetailing one against, not very interesting, I was
looking at some moss panels.
Then as I started rotating them, this is what you're beginning to see.
So what is really interesting about this is that we're beginning to look at, depending on
how you look at the angle where you have cubes convex concave so that almost some are
angled in one way, giving you an optical illusion that there is a square, there is an
open part of the square.
And then here are maybe a couple of triangular sections that I might put some moss in or
highlight that area.
So that's why I'm going to start with.
Let's go back to the wall now and then see exactly how we're going to put those on.
Speaker1: So back with us now, now that we're looking at the actual design that we've come up with,
we have the wall here and the product itself.
We have a couple.
Now I'm going to link them in the description below so you can have a look at both of
these products.
They are working at around about two hundred pound a square meter, so compared to Moss,
which is ran about five hundred pounds a square meter.
But the design itself, we wanted this here in the bar to improve the acoustics.
We have all the lighting on our app system so we can switch the lights on the bar on so
you can see how all that works.
And then we're going to go straight on to how we're actually putting these on the wall.
Now you.
There we are. There's the finished wall, quite happy with the way that that's finished
off a very, very unique design, very unique shapes, trapezoidal shape of tiles.
Also, I finish the edges with the lined version.
This is also it's exactly the same shape as the stripe or the lined tile that shows you
as you see that dimension in the triangular version.
How unique that is, and I've just scored that down.
Cut it in half with a blade, with a Stanley knife just to create a leading edge of very
three dimensional effect.
The tiles are also available in different colors in grays and greens and blues and
blacks, and a whole myriad of different finishes.
But as a unique bar, we've had several inquiries for wine cellars, wine bars using
reconstituted cork in these 3D cork tiles.
Absolutely amazing.
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