Is click-lock cork flooring easy to install myself?

The planks join edge to edge with a click-lock profile and float over the subfloor, so no glue or nails are needed. The subfloor still has to be flat and dry, and you leave an expansion gap at the walls.

Can it go in a bathroom or kitchen?

Cork is not a water-tolerant floor. Keep it to dry rooms and wipe spills quickly; for baths and kitchens, a waterproof vinyl or tile is the safer choice.

How does cork compare with laminate?

Cork is warmer, softer and quieter underfoot, and its pattern hides marks better. Laminate is harder and more dent-resistant, and many laminate lines handle moisture better.

Will furniture dent it?

Cork gives under point loads, so heavy furniture and chair legs can leave dents. Use wide felt pads under legs and avoid dragging furniture across the floor.

The product is sold as 900 x 300 mm click-lock planks with a 10 mm total thickness. Check the listing for the coverage per pack before you work out how many you need.

iCork Floor Shoreline Cork Flooring 10mm Floating Click-Lock Planks

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iCork Floor Shoreline Cork Flooring 10mm Floating Click-Lock Planks

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Our take on the iCork Floor Shoreline Cork Flooring 10mm Floating Click-Lock Planks

Shoreline is a floating cork plank floor from iCork Floor, made in Portugal in 900 x 300 mm planks with a 10 mm total thickness and a click-lock edge. Cork is warm and quiet underfoot, softer than laminate or tile, and its natural pattern hides dust and small marks. The click-lock joint lets a handy homeowner lay it over a flat subfloor without glue or nails. Against rigid laminate and vinyl planks it gives up dent resistance and water tolerance, so it suits bedrooms, living rooms and other dry rooms more than kitchens or baths.

Best forHomeowners laying a floor themselves over a flat subfloorBedrooms, living rooms and other dry roomsPeople who want a warm, quiet surface underfootAnyone matching a natural, low-sheen look

Pros

Click-lock edges make a floating install possible without glue
Cork feels warm and soft underfoot and damps sound
Natural pattern hides dust and small scuffs
10 mm planks are thicker than many cork tiles
Made in Portugal

Cons

Cork dents under heavy point loads and furniture legs
Not a good fit for wet rooms or damp slabs
Floating cork can shift or gap if the subfloor is uneven
Limited color and pattern choice compared with vinyl plank ranges

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About the iCork Floor Shoreline Cork Flooring 10mm Floating Click-Lock Planks

iCork Floor Shoreline is a cork flooring made in Portugal. It comes as planks that are 10 mm (25/64 in) thick.

The planks install as a floating floor with a click-lock system. Each plank measures 900 mm (35-7/16 in) by 300 mm (12 in).

Brand: iCork Floor
Made in: Portugal
Dimensions: 900 mm (35-7/16 in) x 300 mm (12 in)
Thickness: 25/64 in (10 mm) total
Installation: Floating, click lock

Specifications

Made In: Portugal
Dimensions: 900mm (35-7/16 inch) x 300mm (12 Inch)
Thickness: Plank, 25/64 in (10 mm) total thickness
Installation: Floating, click lock

Questions and answers

Is click-lock cork flooring easy to install myself?: The planks join edge to edge with a click-lock profile and float over the subfloor, so no glue or nails are needed. The subfloor still has to be flat and dry, and you leave an expansion gap at the walls.
Can it go in a bathroom or kitchen?: Cork is not a water-tolerant floor. Keep it to dry rooms and wipe spills quickly; for baths and kitchens, a waterproof vinyl or tile is the safer choice.
How does cork compare with laminate?: Cork is warmer, softer and quieter underfoot, and its pattern hides marks better. Laminate is harder and more dent-resistant, and many laminate lines handle moisture better.
Will furniture dent it?: Cork gives under point loads, so heavy furniture and chair legs can leave dents. Use wide felt pads under legs and avoid dragging furniture across the floor.
What is in the box?: The product is sold as 900 x 300 mm click-lock planks with a 10 mm total thickness. Check the listing for the coverage per pack before you work out how many you need.
Where is the iCork Floor Shoreline Cork Flooring 10mm Floating Click-Lock Planks cheapest?: At iCork Floor, for $117.83, as of our latest check.