Cork Flooring
Cork click-together floating floors and glue-down tiles, warm and quiet underfoot, from CorkArt's Traditional, Concept and Enzo ranges.
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Cork click-together floating floors and glue-down tiles, warm and quiet underfoot, from CorkArt's Traditional, Concept and Enzo ranges.
Comfort
Cork's natural cell structure insulates against cold and dampens sound better than timber, tile or hybrid flooring.
Sustainability
Harvested from the bark of the cork oak without felling the tree, so the same tree can be reharvested for decades.
Flexibility
Choose a glue-free floating floor for a fast DIY lay, or a bonded glue-down tile for a permanent, seamless finish.
Range
CorkArt Traditional, Concept and Enzo cover natural, whitewash, caramel and burl tones in both floating and glue-down formats.
Cork comes from the bark of the cork oak, which is harvested and regrows without felling the tree, and it gives a floor a soft, warm feel underfoot. It suits living areas, bedrooms and studies, and is laid either as a click-together floating floor or glued down as planks and tiles.
CorkArt Cork Concept floating floors come in Heritage and Harmony designs. The Traditional range is also offered as floating flooring in six finishes, from natural and whitewash through to caramel and burl. For a fully bonded floor, choose CorkArt Harmony or Enzo glue down flooring, or Traditional cork tiles in raw, sealed and coloured finishes. Floating floors install without glue, while glue down cork is bonded directly to the subfloor.
Common Questions
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.
Our team can match the right CorkArt range, finish and installation method to your space. Get in touch for expert advice, samples and trade pricing.
Get in touch for expert advice, samples and trade pricing.
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