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Cork is a natural, warm, and soft-underfoot flooring. An excellent sound and thermal insulator, it is also ecological and renewable.

Cork flooring in tiles or planks is laid like a floating floor. Natural shade for raw, tinted for more choice.

Mistake: unvarnished cork flooring that absorbs everything. Apply 2-3 coats of varnish for durable protection.

Cork offers several advantages: it is natural, durable, a thermal and sound insulator, and very comfortable underfoot. It is also a renewable and ecological material.

To maintain your cork floor, you should clean it regularly with a soft broom or vacuum cleaner. Avoid using aggressive cleaning products and prefer soft, suitable cleaners. Regular maintenance will help preserve the beauty and durability of your cork floor.

There are different types of cork flooring, including tiles, planks, and sheets. Each option offers varied characteristics and styles to suit your preferences and space.

The thickness of the cork depends on the intended use and the expected traffic in the room. Generally, a thickness of 4 to 6 mm is suitable for residential rooms, while 6 to 10 mm is recommended for more heavily used spaces. Choose the thickness according to your insulation and comfort needs.

When installing a cork floor, make sure to properly prepare the subfloor by making it smooth and clean. Carefully follow the manufacturer's instructions, especially for installation techniques (floating, glued, etc.). Also ensure that the cork is well acclimated to the room before laying to avoid expansion problems.