Cork Flooring, Anyone?

[Steve_N_Janna]

Not cork - but looks like cork.

Don't recall the brand name, found it in the remnant room at a local carpet and tile store. It is a heavy duty vinyl, laminated to what is practically an under pad.

It's very resilient underfoot, like real cork, and is designed so it can be used as a 'floating' floor cover - though I did use adhesive at the entry and around the edges. So far, so good.

[Robert Johans]

I concur with Jim. The real deal cork looks and wears great.

[arslater]

Originally Posted by Robert Johans

I love using cork in my re-mods... (two different colors and patterns below.)

Wondering if you’ll see this 9 years later but… how did you do the trim?

[Dennis mn]

I had cork flooring left over from building my wood shop, and used that to cover the carpet of my first Scamp 19'. We loved it. It was warm, to walk on and easier to keep clean than the original carpet.