Cork Flooring for US Homes and Projects

-28%

Cork Floating Planks

Bleached Birch

$8.89 $6.39 per sq.ft.
12mm (1/2 Inch) · Floating/Click LockIn stock · ships within 2 business days
-32%

Cork Glue Down Tiles

Bleached Birch

$7.59 $5.19 per sq.ft.
6mm (1/4 Inch) · Glue DownIn stock · ships within 2 business days
-28%

Cork Glue Down Tiles

Bleached Birch

$8.59 $6.19 per sq.ft.
8mm (5/16 Inch) · Glue DownIn stock · ships within 2 business days
-23%

Techslate flooring

Bright Stone

$11.99 $9.19 per sq.ft.
7.5mm (19/64 Inch) · Floating/Click LockIn stock · ships within 2 business days
-32%

Swiss Design Cork

Bris Stone

$9.19 $6.29 per sq.ft.
11mm (7/16 Inch) · Floating/Click LockIn stock · ships within 2 business days
-30%

Cork Floating Planks

Ceramic Marble

$8.69 $6.09 per sq.ft.
12mm (1/2 Inch) · Floating/Click LockIn stock · ships within 2 business days
-30%

Cork Glue Down Tiles

Ceramic Marble

$6.89 $4.79 per sq.ft.
6mm (1/4 Inch) · Glue DownIn stock · ships within 2 business days
-28%

Cork Floating Planks

Cherry Line

$8.99 $6.49 per sq.ft.
11mm (7/16 Inch) · Floating/Click LockIn stock · ships within 2 business days
-24%

Swiss Real Leather

Chestnut

$9.69 $7.39 per sq.ft.
9.5mm (3/8 Inch) · Floating/Click LockIn stock · ships within 2 business days

Choose the Best Flooring for Your Home

New iCorkFloor flooring can completely transform your house. We provide high-quality flooring options for every space, whether you want comfortable family room flooring, durable entry flooring, stain-resistant kitchen flooring, or simply gorgeous floors throughout the house. Shop the newest on-trend flooring styles to suit your home and budget, online 24/7 or in-store.

Shop cork flooring by installation type, room use, comfort goal, and sample confidence. Compare floating cork planks, glue-down cork tiles, cork underlayment, wall cork, trims, adhesives, and finishes before choosing full boxes.

Cork is a natural alternative to hardwood, vinyl, laminate, and tile when buyers want warmer rooms, quieter steps, renewable material, and a softer feel underfoot for homes, offices, condos, basements, retail spaces, and light commercial projects.

PathBest fitNext step
Floating corkFast click-lock floors for dry roomsCompare plank thickness, finish, and underlayment
Glue-down corkBonded tile layout for bathrooms, gyms, stairs, and commercial roomsConfirm adhesive, substrate, and finish protection
SamplesColor, texture, comfort, and room lighting confidenceOrder samples before buying full boxes

Start with the right cork flooring path

Compare floating cork, glue-down cork, samples, underlayment, and specialist help so shoppers can move from research to the right product with confidence.

Frequently asked questions

What cork flooring should I shop first?

Start with floating cork flooring for fast click-lock installation in dry rooms, or glue-down cork tiles when a bonded tile layout is better for the room or substrate.

Is cork flooring a good alternative to hardwood?

Yes. Cork can be a warmer, quieter, softer natural alternative to hardwood, vinyl, laminate, and tile when comfort and sound control matter.

Should I order cork flooring samples before full boxes?

iCorkfloor recommends samples so buyers can compare color, texture, finish, thickness, and lighting before ordering full boxes.

Can cork flooring work in commercial spaces?

Many cork floors can work in offices, boutiques, studios, hospitality spaces, and light commercial rooms when the correct product, finish, and installation method are selected.


The Flooring in the Living Room

When it comes to flooring for your living room or family room, you have several options. What are your main passions? Which do you prefer: hard or soft flooring? Something nice to the touch, or something appealing and simple to clean? With today's flooring options, you don't have to sacrifice elegance for comfort. For an ageless appeal in both classic and contemporary homes, nothing matches gorgeous wood flooring. Wood floors that are properly cared for will continue to look their best for many years. Customers adore the texture and vibrant colors of both classic cork and contemporary wood-look flooring. Begin by selecting a wood species that complement your design style. Engineered cork flooring is an alternative if real wood or real cork floors are out of your pricing range. What's the difference, you wonder? Engineered cork flooring is made out of pattern print and high-density fiberboard layers (HDF). Our engineered and waterproof cork flooring is strong enough to endure the high traffic of a living room while staying versatile enough to be utilized in a kitchen or bathroom. Consider cork flooring for a fashionable look that is also ecologically friendly. This flooring is stunning in its natural condition and is quite simple to clean and maintain. Consider our Swiss-engineered cork flooring with hot coating for active families with children and pets. Don't get this mixed up with your grandmother's cork flooring. In the last century, Cork has come a long way. Cork and engineered cork flooring are trendy, affordable, easy to maintain, and simple to install. Choose from a variety of cork flooring options, including some that look like wood. Furthermore, with time- and effort-saving features like click-lock installation, it's clear to understand why engineered cork has become a favorite do-it-yourself material in recent years.

Flooring for Kitchens

When it comes to the best kitchen flooring, you want something that is durable, versatile, and easy to care for. Waterproof and resistant cork flooring, such as our Swiss Engineered Cork Flooring, are always good choices. While it is essential to choose efficient kitchen flooring, there is no reason to sacrifice aesthetics in the process.

Bathroom Flooring

Natural Cork Glue Down Tiles remain a classic, clean-looking, 100% waterproof option for a wide range of wet-area environments, especially bathrooms. Cork Glue Down Tiles are available in an almost limitless number of designs, patterns, sizes, and colors. Cork tiles are highly flexible. Tile may also be used to make eye-catching, decorative kitchen backsplashes. Remember that you might want to use a different type of tile on the floor than you do on the backsplash. For example, you could like textured tile for the flooring but smooth, glass tile for the backsplash.