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Judge color, pattern scale, texture and natural variation from current physical samples, under the lighting the space will actually have.
Request sample support →Cork flooring information you can write a spec from.
Samples & finish review
Architect & designer resources
The material, performance, installation and care documents a project team needs to evaluate cork flooring properly. Product-specific documentation always controls.
Request samples or project support →Installation information
02
Confirm the current installation guide for the construction you selected, along with its substrate, moisture, adhesive, expansion and site-condition requirements.
View installation details →Acoustic planning
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Work from data for the complete floor-ceiling assembly. Isolated product ratings cannot be stacked up to describe a finished assembly.
Ask what data exists →Commercial warranty & care
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Read the current warranty, its exclusions, and the finish maintenance, cleaning and environmental conditions it depends on, before you approve it.
Read the commercial warranty →Ask for the right project information.
Project support
Tell us what you are assessing. A commercial flooring specialist will pull current samples or whatever product-specific documentation is available.
For acoustic questions, include the complete floor-ceiling assembly where you know it. Published product documents and project-team sign-off always control.
A note on specifying responsibly.
Published technical values, certifications, warranties and installation requirements vary between products and do change. Work from the current document tied to the exact SKU, and get project-team sign-off where it is required. These pages are planning guidance, not engineering or architectural advice.
Get us involved early.
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The earlier we see the job, the more we can do about material selection, quantities, installation needs and delivery planning.
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