Cork Flooring

Choose a cork floating floor if you want fast, glue-free installation over an existing subfloor, ideal for living areas, bedrooms and studies. Choose cork tiles if you are finishing a wall or want a fully bonded, seamless floor in a high-traffic area. The floating ranges click together over an underlay; the tiles glue down for a permanent finish.

Yes. A sealed cork floor handles normal household traffic well and springs back from indentation better than most hard floors. For very high-traffic or commercial spaces, choose a glue-down cork tile with a factory-sealed finish.

Cork suits kitchens and can be used in bathrooms when it is properly sealed and installed as a bonded tile rather than a floating floor. We will help you pick the right sealed product and the correct cork contact adhesive for wet-prone areas.

Cork’s natural insulation makes it a comfortable partner for underfloor heating. Keep to the manufacturer’s maximum surface temperature and let the floor acclimatise before installation.

Floating floors click together over an underlay with no glue, so a competent DIYer can lay them. Cork tiles are bonded down with a cork contact adhesive over a prepared subfloor, priming first with Cork Tile Neo Primer where the surface is porous, for a permanent, seamless finish. Every product page lists the recommended method.