Logan Cork Glue-Down Flooring
Honey, amber and caramel swirls, hand laid into a floor that moves like water underfoot.
Logan is a warm floor in every sense. Each 12 in x 24 in (305 mm x 610 mm) tile carries rich swirls of honey, amber and caramel, hand cut and hand laid so that no two tiles repeat. Laid across a room, the pattern shifts and flows like the surface of water, with real depth instead of a printed texture.
The tile is solid natural cork through its full 5/16 in (8 mm) thickness: cork wear surface, cork core, cork backing. That is why no separate underlayment is required. The low-density cork body absorbs sound and impact on its own, and its cell structure (more than 50 percent air) makes the floor feel warm and gently cushioned rather than hard and cold.
The tiles have square, straight-cut edges. Glue down on a clean, level subfloor or on concrete at or above grade, then apply the specified two coats of polyurethane.
Rated Commercial class 32 and Domestic class 23, Logan is at home in kitchens, living rooms, bedrooms and busy entryways, and it is comfortable enough for anyone who spends long hours on their feet.
Why this floor
- Solid 5/16 in (8 mm) natural cork from top to bottom: no separate underlayment needed.
- Impact sound reduction of 22 dB (tested at 6 mm); cork layers of 3 mm to 12 mm can mute sound by 10 to 20 decibels.
- Cell structure that is more than 50 percent air: furniture dents spring back once the pressure is removed.
- Natural suberin (a wax-like substance in cork) repels liquids, mold, mildew and insects; hardwood exposed to water can rot, cork will not.
- Commercial class 32 and Domestic class 23 durability for residential and light commercial spaces.
- Made with formaldehyde-free adhesives. Review the product’s emissions documentation.
- Backed by a 10-year residential wear warranty, joint integrity warranty and lifetime structural warranty.
Important product note
Polyurethane is required after installation. As with all glue-down cork tiles, plan for two coats of Loba 2K polyurethane across the finished floor, whatever the room. This site-applied finish seals the seams and gives the floor its stain-resistant, easy-to-clean surface.

































Brook Gardner –
I am an interior designer in Atherton and I use cork material all the time in homes I design. Infect I even have it in my kitchen, bathrooms and walls. I have a really big house and if I would have put hardwood throughout my house would have spent much more money. This cork from iCorkfloor is way cheaper… It is really modern too.