So you've decided a cork floor is for you. There are a ton of options: glue down or floating, natural or stained, polyurethane or wax. These decisions are much easier when you're familiar with the options. So we've provided you with a list to familiarize yourself with some of the most commonly found cork brands in the US. Kindly add your experiences or other brands in the comments below.
- Expanko is known for natural-color cork in both click- and glue-down formats.
- Vida has a UV-cured oil finish.
- Eco provides a range of color options in both click- and glue-down.
- Solida has more intense colors than Eco.
- Cork Concepts solid, glue-down tiles in strong colors and metallics; sold as an alternative to stone.
- Duro offers lots of colors, naturalistic and otherwise, and custom matching.
- Globus
- Gerbert
- WE Cork tiles and floating panels can sometimes be found for less than other brands.
- Jelinek Cork, profiled earlier in one of Maxwell's posts
Image: Globus Cork
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I have spent quite a while searching for the right cork flooring with my fiancee as we are buidling our house and she really wants cork in the bedroom,I have talked to a dozen sales people of various firms and my wife herself has been to quite a few home shows: from my knowledge so far, this list is VERY VERY OLD.
There are some places out there offers pretty wide selection. iCork floor has a pretty large number of colors available, the sales lady seems to know a lot about cork since they only sells cork. iFloor is also a good place to shop around because it also has a good number of colors, and it seems to be more established than iCork because of the size of the showroom. Simple Floor is also another option, I really liked the color of one of its offerings and the sample looks excellent to me, the downside is the options here aren't that many - it seems that cork isn't their focus and if you want some particular pattern, they may not have it. We have also been to the showroom of Lumber Liquidator, they carry a few colors there, the price is good, salesman seems to be very knowledgable, we liked there a lot but eventully walked away because my fiancee didn't find the colors she want.