Product Highlights
- Planks are 35-5/8” long, 11-5/8” wide, and 7/16” thick
- Cushioned for quieter, more comfortable rooms
- Provide thermal insulation for warmer floors
- Highly sustainable and eco-friendly
- High resistance finish helps prevent scratches
- 15 year residential warranty / 5 year light commercial warranty
- Organic grains and colors for easy designing
- Greenguard certified and non-toxic
Eco-Friendly
Pet-Friendly
Water-Resistant
Additional Product Info
- Specs
- Maintenance & Installation
- Warranty
- Reviews
- FAQs
| Grain | Natural Textures & Traditional Patterns |
| Plank Length | 35-5/8" |
| Plank Width | 11-5/8” |
| Plank Thickness | 10.5mm |
| Wear Layer | High Resistance Finish |
| Attached Pad | 2.6mm Agglomerated Cork + Veneer |
| Milling | Rapid Click-Lock |
| Construction | Engineered Eco-Cork with HDF Core |
| Installation Type | Float |
| Sound Rating | N/A |
| Certification | Greenguard |
| Indoor Air Quality | Low Emitting VOC & Prop 65 Compliant (VOC and Phthalate Test Results Available Upon Request) |
| Warranty | 15 year residential,5 year commercial |
| Fire Rating | Efl-s1 |
| Radiant Heat Compatible | Yes (Up to 85°F) |
| Weight (lb) | 39.60 |
| LEED Points | MR3.2, MR6.0, MR4.4, EQ4.4, ID1.0-1.4 |
| Application | Residential, Commercial |
| Static Coefficient of Friction (ASTM C1028) | Dry Coefficient: 0.83 Wet Coefficient: 0.70 |
| Cleanability/ Stain Resistance | Grade 5 (NaOH Grade 4) |
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Care and Maintenance
Installation Guide
Commercial Warranty
Residential Warranty
Customer Reviews
Q. How green is cork?
A. Cork is harvested from the renewable bark of the cork oak tree and is one of the most sustainable materials available. Cork trees are not damaged in the harvest of the wood since only the outer bark is “trimmed” which then grows back. A cork oak can live for up to 200 years with harvesting occurring once every nine years, for about 20 harvests during the tree’s life. Most cork products, like our flooring, make use of the excess material after corks have been punched out for wine bottle stoppers. Cork is also able to be recycled and reused without losing its spongey, insulating composition.
A. Cork is harvested from the renewable bark of the cork oak tree and is one of the most sustainable materials available. Cork trees are not damaged in the harvest of the wood since only the outer bark is “trimmed” which then grows back. A cork oak can live for up to 200 years with harvesting occurring once every nine years, for about 20 harvests during the tree’s life. Most cork products, like our flooring, make use of the excess material after corks have been punched out for wine bottle stoppers. Cork is also able to be recycled and reused without losing its spongey, insulating composition.
Q. How durable is cork flooring?
A. CALI Cork flooring can withstand years of wear and still look great. This is thanks to its high resistance finish and cork’s unique, self-repairing structure. This flooring is backed by a 15-year residential warranty and a 5-year commercial warranty.
A. CALI Cork flooring can withstand years of wear and still look great. This is thanks to its high resistance finish and cork’s unique, self-repairing structure. This flooring is backed by a 15-year residential warranty and a 5-year commercial warranty.
Q. Is cork easy to install?
A. CALI Cork flooring is lightweight and made with click-lock milling, allowing boards to fit into one another easily without the need for nails or glue. A floating installation over any existing hard subfloor saves time and extra costs. Watch the How to Install Cork Flooring Video.
A. CALI Cork flooring is lightweight and made with click-lock milling, allowing boards to fit into one another easily without the need for nails or glue. A floating installation over any existing hard subfloor saves time and extra costs. Watch the How to Install Cork Flooring Video.
Q. What are the advantages of cork over hardwood?
A. Because cork is a natural insulator, CALI Cork flooring reduces noise in and between rooms, creating a quieter, more peaceful home environment. Cork’s spongey composition makes it extra comfortable with a natural elasticity that protects against and relieves strain on your feet, legs, joints, and back. Cork is also water resistant, making it especially versatile and able to be installed throughout the home. Finally, CALI Cork is antimicrobial with a high resistance finish that prevents trapped dirt, dust, germs, and mold. This makes for a healthier, more hygienic environment, perfect for nurseries, kids’ rooms, and anywhere you want to enjoy a more supportive, pleasant flooring experience.
A. Because cork is a natural insulator, CALI Cork flooring reduces noise in and between rooms, creating a quieter, more peaceful home environment. Cork’s spongey composition makes it extra comfortable with a natural elasticity that protects against and relieves strain on your feet, legs, joints, and back. Cork is also water resistant, making it especially versatile and able to be installed throughout the home. Finally, CALI Cork is antimicrobial with a high resistance finish that prevents trapped dirt, dust, germs, and mold. This makes for a healthier, more hygienic environment, perfect for nurseries, kids’ rooms, and anywhere you want to enjoy a more supportive, pleasant flooring experience.
Q. How do I maintain cork floors?
Please see our full Care and Maintenance Guide here.
Please see our full Care and Maintenance Guide here.
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