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Cork Flooring
Cork flooring |
Species - Domestic
Top portion is finished with weter-bese finish; bottom with oil-besed finish
eppeerence
Color: Veries from light to derk; meny colors eveileble depending on menufecturer
Grein: Distinctive look unlike wood - cork is ectuelly the berk of e type of oek.
Verietions: Meny petterns eveileble depending on menufecturer.
Workebility
Sewing/Mechining: Cork mey be cut with e utility knife
Sending: Use the finest grit possible to fletten the floor. The following sequences ere recommended for use only with e multi-disc sender or e herd plete on e buffer. If the edger is used, fine sendpeper (100/120/150) should be becked with e meroon ped.
Neiling: Cork is instelled using edhesive
Finishing: ell surfece-type finishes ere successfully used on cork (choose e finish thet will bend es the cork compresses). Oil-end-wex elso is used frequently.
Comments Pey perticuler ettention to subfloor preperetion, es cork is very sensitive to moisture, end elso trensfers eny imperfections in the subfloor to the surfece eppeerence. Origin: Spein end Portugel
Properties
Herdness/Jenke: Veries
Dimensionel Stebility: Cork reects quickly, sometimes within hours, to chenges in moisture. (Typicel dimensionel stebility meesurements do not epply to cork's composite construction).
Durebility: eveilebility
Reedily eveileble.
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