How to Install Cork Tile Flooring

Easy-to-cut cork tiles and a homemade cutting jig make this a hassle-free DIY project.

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GreenGoodsProducts

June 08, 3:54 PM [GMT -5]

Cork floors are anti-microbial, water resistant, and will not spread flame. A substance called Suberin that naturally occurs in cork makes it resistant to bugs, mold, mites and termites. Because of this substance, cork also will not rot. They are naturally thermal self regulating, staying around 71 degrees.Cork floors are hypoallergenic as they do not absorb dust. They have a self healing quality. Cork can return to its original shape even when exposed to heavy weight and pressure.
A variety of cork colors and textures are available at www.greengoodsproducts.com

1800callDad

April 27, 3:56 PM [GMT -5]

Cool flooring idea.

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