What are the advantages of cork flooring? - Building Materials

I am not sure what flooring you have at the moment but sounds to me like someone is trying to sell you something. IF you already have cork flooring then it can be repaired, get another opinion from some other company. cork flooring comes in tiles that are laid down like other tiles with glue, it is recycled cork that has been compressed/glued/heated into flat hard sheets then cut into tile squares kind of like particle board. inexpensive and soft under the feet, good insulter as well. hope this gives you some clarity. always get a second opinion. take care, good luck.

Absolutely, the UV rays in the sunlight damage the cork flooring. In order to prevent it from happening you should install drapes and blinds so that you're flooring won't be directly exposed to the sunlight.

Cork flooring is one of the most renewable sources for flooring there is. The cork oak is harvested by hand; the bark of the cork oak grows back leaving the cork oak as healthy as ever.

There is no wood floor which is completely scratch­-resistant
although cork flooring is more adaptable to scratches and pet’s claws and it is
probably the best wooden floor to choose if you own an indoor pet.

Cork flooring is usually installed over concrete, wooden and tile flooring. The surface which you install your cork flooring on should be dry, level and clean.

In order to avoid your floor from catching stains you need to quickly clear any obvious mess with a sponge or a paper towel to avoid the possibility of permanent stains.

If you properly maintain your floor you can significantly prolong its lifetime which can reach up to 25 years, some companies provide with warranty that can make your decision much easier.

Cork flooring is known for its resilience to direct impact and constant pressure. Cork flooring has a memory that allows it to take the original shape of your foot or your furniture's legs and adjust accordingly.

Grips made of rubber, cork or foam; each got its own advantage. Some prefer the absorption and texture of cork and foam, but rubber provides more durability.