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On the whole, the cellular structure of cork is very dense. Cork floors are still very popular, similar to most flooring options, they both have pros and cons associated with them. Cork is a natural, eco-friendly flooring option for people who want a greener home or who are offering with …
Unlike hardwood flooring that calls for deforestation cork simply demands the removal of a covering of bark coming from the cork oak tree; along with the removal process leaves the tree itself unharmed. Of the cork oak tree's lifecycle, the bark can be harvested up to 20 times. You will …