Timber Birch

Timber Birch Cork Flooring

A calm, linear birch-wood look in warm cinnamon brown, carried on a 1/2 inch (12 mm) floating cork plank that quiets rooms and stays comfortable underfoot.

Timber Birch has a medium reddish-brown tone, fine vertical grain lines, natural speckling and a smooth matte finish. Compare a sample with the room’s furniture and lighting.

Each plank is built in three layers: a 1/8 inch (3 mm) cork wear surface over a 1/4 inch (6 mm) E1 class high density fiberboard core, with a 1/8 inch (3 mm) cork underlay already attached underneath. The result is a full 1/2 inch (12 mm) of floor that insulates against both sound and temperature swings, so it keeps unwanted heat out in summer, holds warmth in the room through winter, and blocks noise from traveling down through the floor or up through the ceiling.

Cork provides a resilient surface and thermal insulation. Review the product’s construction, installation requirements and emissions documentation.

Installation is glue-free. The Uniclic click-lock profile lets the planks float over your subfloor, which suits open-concept living areas, modern kitchens, home offices, and light commercial spaces alike.

Why this floor

• Impact Insulation Class of IIC 55, measured on 5.5 inch concrete without a suspended ceiling.
• Impact noise reduction of 19 dB (ISO 140-8), so footfall stays in the room instead of the ceiling below.
• Rated Domestic class 23 and Light Commercial class 51, covering busy homes and light commercial spaces.
• Uniclic click-lock profile: a floating, glue-free installation with a joint integrity warranty.
• Three-layer build: 1/8 inch (3 mm) cork wear surface, 1/4 inch (6 mm) E1 class high density fiberboard core, and an attached 1/8 inch (3 mm) cork underlay, no separate underlayment to buy.
• Made with formaldehyde-free adhesives, from a completely natural, renewable, and replenishable material.
• 10-year residential wear warranty plus a lifetime structural warranty.

Important product note

Timber Birch is a stained colored product, and polyurethane is required after installation. Sealing the installed floor protects the stained surface and the seams in everyday rooms such as kitchens, living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms, and entrance ways, as well as commercial spaces.