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Custom Cork Coasters Table Mats Bulk Square and Round Heat-resistant Non-slip Table Mats
Company Code: OBD006
Material : Cork
Style : Modern minimalist
Pattern : Plain
Features: Heat insulation + Slip resistance + Shock absorption
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Custom Cork Coasters Table Mats Bulk Square and Round Heat-resistant Non-slip Table Mats
Cork coasters are made from a natural, renewable, and eco‑friendly material. They are lightweight. Their internal honeycomb structure quickly absorbs condensation — keeping your table surface dry. Their natural heat‑insulating properties withstand 150–200°C. You can place a piping‑hot coffee pot directly on them — without damaging the table. The slight surface friction keeps your cup firmly in place — preventing it from sliding. Every piece of cork has a unique natural grain. It becomes softer with use — unlike plastic coasters that turn white and look dirty as they age.
Advantages

Suitable scenarios
| Scenario | Usage | Reasons for recommendation |
|---|---|---|
| Home living room | Placing teacups and coffee cups on the coffee table | Natural and smooth texture — protects furniture. |
| Office desk | Mugs and thermos flasks | Absorbs moisture and prevents burns — keeps the desk surface dry. |
| Cafés / Tea Rooms | Matching tableware for customers | Eco‑friendly and high‑quality — enhancing the experience. |
| Corporate Gifts | Silkscreened logos | Eco‑friendly and practical — making a good impression. |
| Trade Shows / Events | Customised giveaways | Cost‑effective — with high brand visibility. |
| Wedding Favours | Hot‑stamped names of the couple | Natural and romantic — with sentimental value. |
| Eco‑friendly Brands | Brand image promotion | Materials align with brand philosophy. |

Custom Services
Imprint your brand on this gift from the forest. Turn every toast into a gentle moment of recognition. Our cork coasters can be customised — with silk‑screened logos or hot‑stamped slogans. Eco‑friendly and stylish, they are ideal for trade shows, café settings, and corporate gifts.

FAQ
Q1: Do cork coasters absorb water? Will condensation drip onto the table?
A1: They are highly absorbent. Condensation will not drip onto the table.
How it works: Cork has a honeycomb‑like structure of air pockets. It quickly absorbs condensation from the base of the cup — keeping the table surface dry at all times.
Absorption capacity: It can absorb approximately 30%‑50% of its own weight in water.
No reverse wicking: The absorbed moisture does not seep back into the cup. The base of the cup remains neither sticky nor slippery.
After use: The coaster will become damp after absorbing moisture. Simply leave it to air dry — to restore it.
Comparison: With plastic coasters, water stains run onto the table. Cork coasters quietly absorb them.
Q2: Are cork coasters heat‑resistant? Can I place a hot coffee cup on them?
A2: It offers excellent heat protection. It is a natural insulating material.
Temperature range: It can withstand temperatures of 150‑200°C. Placing a scalding hot coffee pot or teapot directly on it will leave the table surface unscathed.
Insulation principle: Cork has a low thermal conductivity. Heat is not easily transferred.
Does not burn hands: When lifting the cup, the coaster itself does not feel hot to the touch.
Peace of mind: No matter how hot the cup, it has your back.
Q3: Are cork coasters non‑slip? Will the cup slide?
A3: They offer good grip. Cups sit firmly in place.
Surface friction: The cork surface has a subtle texture. It securely holds glass, ceramic, and mugs in place.
Non‑slip base: Most designs feature the natural damping properties of cork. Some have additional anti‑slip pads attached to the base.
Suitable cup types: Flat‑bottomed, round‑bottomed, and vacuum flasks can all be placed securely.
Q4: How do you clean cork coasters? Do they get dirty easily?
A4: Cleaning is simple — though they require slightly more maintenance than PVC coasters.
Daily cleaning:
Light soiling: Wipe with a dry cloth — or rinse with clean water and leave to air dry.
Stubborn stains: Gently scrub with a soft‑bristled brush dipped in neutral detergent. Then rinse thoroughly with clean water.
Do not soak: Prolonged soaking in water will damage the cork’s structure.
Air drying: Leave to dry naturally in a well‑ventilated area. Do not expose to direct sunlight — direct sunlight may cause cracking.
Stain Removal Tips:
Coffee / tea stains: Gently sand the surface with fine‑grit sandpaper — to restore its appearance.
Stubborn grease stains: Lightly wipe with a small amount of alcohol — use occasionally; avoid frequent use.
Comparison: PVC coasters wipe clean instantly. Cork coasters require air‑drying, but their natural texture is irreplaceable.
Q5: Are cork coasters prone to warping or cracking?
A5: High‑quality cork coasters are not prone to warping — provided they are used correctly.
Quality Assurance:
High‑density cork: High compression density ensures structural stability.
Optimal thickness: Premium models range from 3‑6 mm in thickness — offering substantial durability.
Causes of cracking:
Prolonged exposure to direct sunlight — or high heat.
Failure to dry thoroughly — after prolonged soaking.
Excessively dry environments — such as heated rooms in northern regions.
Care advice: Occasionally moisten with clean water — to maintain condition. Avoid extreme dryness.
Q6: Do cork coasters have an odour? How can it be removed?
A6: Natural cork has a faint woody scent. This is normal.
Source of odour: Natural cork has a woody scent. It is non‑toxic and harmless.
Removal methods:
Air dry in a well‑ventilated area for 1‑2 days — avoid direct sunlight.
Use activated charcoal sachets — to absorb odours.
Place tea stems inside — overnight.
Note: If there is a pungent chemical smell, this may indicate the use of inferior adhesives. We do not recommend purchasing such products.
Q7: Do cork coasters shed particles?
A7: High‑quality cork coasters do not shed particles. Inferior products may shed debris.
Reasons:
High‑quality cork: High‑density compression process. The surface is smooth — and does not shed particles.
Inferior cork: Low density and poor adhesive bonding — leading to debris shedding after use.
Purchasing advice: Choose products made from high‑density cork. Look for a fine, smooth surface.
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