Cork Flooring: Make A Smart Decision – PART 2

February 2nd, 2009

As the bark of a long lasting tree, cork has natural properties that make it resistant to moisture, insects, and wear and tear. Cork is also made out of over 90% air, allowing it to take shocks gently, while also quickly coming back to its original shape. This property gives cork flooring great resiliency, allowing it to cushion those standing on it while also maintaining stability. As tree bark, cork flooring is also very resistant to moisture. Unlike a normal hardwood floor that may warp or buckle when exposed to moisture, cork flooring can maintain its shape without cracking. Easy maintenance and clean up of spills will keep cork flooring in prime condition for many years.

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