If you’ve considered cork flooring, you may wonder what makes this particular product “green.” Here are a few informative points, that may help you decide whether this product is a good choice for your project:
· Cork flooring is harvested cork from an oak tree, every nine years, without harming the tree.
· It is already antimicrobial and hypoallergenic—appropriate for kitchens and baths.
· It is is made from granulate cork, left over from wine cork production.
· The floor is chemical free. If the associated adhesives are made without chemicals, the installation will be completely green.
· A softer flooring, the product is resilient and safe for a variety of applications.
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