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Cork Flooring

As more consumers clamor for more options in the products they select for their do-it-yourself projects, cork flooring has emerged as another environmentally-conscious choice for many. Cork floors have different properties than other environmentally-friendly choices -- for example, cork is absorbent, so cork isn't suitable for bathrooms. However, cork floors also absorb sound, and they are a good choice when insulation is important. Cork flooring can be quite beautiful and it is distinctive. For consumers looking for a unique look to a room, cork can provide visual interest and appeal. Cork flooring is perhaps the most eco-friendly option, because the floors are produced from bark that is harvested without harming the tree.


At DIYFlooring, we only bring you the best, easiest to install cork flooring in the world. Regardless of whether or not you're installing a floor yourself, you expect it to look as if a professional did it. And while you might be pretty handy, you're likely not a flooring installer. No problem.

Consumers adore cork flooring for several reasons. It's a great insulator and very sound absorbent. That's a great thing when you're trying to tip-toe to the kitchen for a midnight snack. Cork flooring is also beautiful, and offers a look unlike any. But if you're in the mood for something more traditional, cork flooring is even available in hardwood-look finishes, some even featuring wide planks and beveled edges on all four sides. More than that, cork floors originate from the bark of a cork tree, meaning a tree never has to be downed to make flooring. We really like that a lot around here.

All cork floors you'll find here offer a simple, clickable locking system, and though many claim to have it, we've tested them all and in many cases, not so much. DIYFlooring demands a higher standard from every cork floor we carry, as it's your experience that determines your satisfaction. And no one ever purchased anything on an "it was a pain" reference. It's here that you'll find the best quality, the best price, and all of the information you'll need to make this project a breeze.