
2) Contrary to most beliefs, Cork flooring does not absorb water. A good rule of thumb is to install cork flooring anywhere you would install traditional hardwood floors. But avoid installing it in areas where there will be excess water.
3) Cork flooring works well in any room in the house. It's comfort underfoot makes it great for kitchens and rooms where a lot of standing is required.
4) Along with cork's color variations it's also becoming available in a number or plank widths and tiles.Perfect to create any design in your home.
5) Unlike hardwood floors, cork is made by harvesting bark from an oak tree leaving the lumber intact. The back grows back over time, and can be harvested repeatedly with little impact to the tree or the environment.
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