Cork floors are classified under both “resilient floors” and “eco-friendly flooring” It’s made from the bark of the cork oak tree, which is harvested every ten years. It’s considered to be a renewable resource since the tree is left standing and it also complies with forest management techniques. Cork floors have been gaining popularity in recent times. They provide a durable and cost-efficient choice in the flooring industry.

Types
Plank
Tile

Finishes:
Acrylic
Urethane
Wax

Cork Care & Maintenance
For general care and maintenance of cork floors, follow these simple guidelines:

• Sweep cork floors regularly
• Always wipe spills immediately
• Always follow your manufacturer’s guidelines for cleaning
• Never use abrasive cleaners, scouring pads or steel wool on cork flooring
• Use curtains or close blinds to avoid exposure to sunlight
• Use a doormat at each entrance to prevent dirt from being tracked inside the home
• Place protectors under furniture

Resilient Floors ─ are considered to be flexible and have the ability to sustain high impact traffic levels. They are manufactured to be durable, water-resistant and can typically be restored to their original shape. Flooring categorized as resilient floors include linoleum, vinyl and cork.

Eco-friendly flooring ─ are floors made from renewable resources. The manufacturing process complies with forest management techniques and examples include bamboo, cork and linoleum flooring.

Cork Floor Manufacturers