Cork
With proper care and regular maintenance, your cork floor will provide you and your home with many years of natural beauty.
A few handy tips
• For sealed cork tiles: Use a non-slip wax polish and buff clean.
• For non-sealed cork tiles: Sweep, vacuum or clean with a damp mop using a liquid floor cleaner.
• Ideally cork tiles should be sealed with at least two coats of polyurethane varnish.
Repairing Cork
• Sand the damaged area with a coarse grade sand paper wrapped around a block. Then switch to a fine grade sand paper to smooth the area. Clear the area of all the dust and re-seal with appropriate floor sealer.
Floor covering Baie Comeau
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Floor covering Blainville
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Floor covering Boissevain
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Floor covering Bromont
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Floor covering Brossard(2)
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Floor covering Causapascal
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Floor covering Clinton
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Floor covering Coquitlam
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Floor covering Edmunston
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Floor covering Gatineau(3)
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Floor covering Gloucester
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Floor covering Granby
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Floor covering Grand Falls
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Floor covering Greenfield Park
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Floor covering La Sarre
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Floor covering Laval
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Floor covering Louiseville
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Floor covering Mont-Carmel
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Floor covering Montreal(3)
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Floor covering Montréal Est
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Floor covering New Minas
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Floor covering Norwich
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Floor covering Oakville
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Floor covering Quebec
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Floor covering Sainte-Julienne
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Floor covering Sherbrooke
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Floor covering Simcoe
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Floor covering St-Eustache
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Floor covering St-Hubert
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Floor covering St-Hyacinthe(2)
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Floor covering St-Jean Sur Richelieu
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Floor covering Surrey
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Floor covering Tignish
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Floor covering Tillonsburg
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Floor covering Valleyfield
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Floor covering Vaudreuil-Dorion
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Floor covering Ville Marie
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