1.4m x 5.5m Roll Cork. Resilient Cork Flooring Sheet...
Manufacturers website: Corkoleum Roll Cork
Corkoleum combines natural cork and recycled rubber into a flexible, durable sheet material that offers outstanding comfort, sound insulation, and thermal performance. Ideal for homes, offices, hospitality, and wellness spaces where acoustic performance and underfoot comfort matter.
These colours are merely indicative and may vary slightly with the base of natural cork. Other colours and textures by request.
Key Features & Benefits:
Cork Roll Options:
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If you’re working on a project that needs comfort, warmth, acoustic performance, and premium aesthetics, Corkoleum® is a standout specification option—supported locally by ECOFLOORS NZ.
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Proudly made in Portugal:
Key Features & Benefits:
Natural & Eco-Friendly
Made from cork and recycled rubber – renewable and sustainable materials.
Durable & Resilient
Suitable for high-traffic areas while remaining flexible and soft underfoot.
Comfort & Impact Absorption
Reduces strain on joints and muscles when walking or standing.
Acoustic Performance
Reduces impact noise by up to 17dB (3mm)
Up to 19dB with added cushion underlay
IIC (Impact Insulation Class): 75
STC (Sound Transmission Class): 66
Thermal Insulation
Warm and insulating, ideal for cool climates and use with underfloor heating (technical advice recommended).
Hypoallergenic & Waterproof
Hygienic, easy to clean, and resistant to moisture – ideal for sensitive environments.
Fast Installation
Quick to install with suitable adhesives; no need for complex locking systems.
Fire Performance
Critical Radiant Flux: 5.7 kW/m² – meets safety standards for commercial interiors.
Cork Roll Options:
For additional comfort and increased acoustic and comfort performance add
Ideal for spaces where comfort, reduction and absorption of impact noise are important.
Suitable for use with floor heating systems (contact EcoFloors technical for advice)
Corkolem Grit Black
Corkolem Grit Black
Corkolem Grit Black
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Installation of Corkoleum:
Final stage applying finishing coats of waterbased polyurethane
Studio One | Victoria Park Markets, Auckland
Flooring installation must be the final trade on site.
Where follow-on work cannot be avoided, protect floors with breathable cardboard or builder’s floor protection(never plastic film).
Do not drag furniture; lift and place only.
Fit felt pads to all furniture and chair feet.
Use quality entrance mats at all external doors to control grit and moisture.
Avoid mats with rubber or latex backings.
Chairs with castors must use soft castors (DIN 68131 Type W1) or be placed on a protective chair mat.
Avoid prolonged standing water or spills; wipe immediately.
Use protective mats in kitchen work zones (sink, dishwasher, fridge).
Maintain 35–65% RH at approx. 20 °C.
During winter heating, use a humidifier to prevent excessive drying and tile shrinkage.
Floor surface temperature should not exceed 20–22 °C, particularly under rugs.
Cork will naturally change colour with UV exposure.
Rotate rugs and furniture periodically to allow even colour development.
Use blinds, curtains, or UV protection where necessary.
Installation must be the final construction activity prior to handover.
During fit-out, floors must be protected with heavy-duty breathable protection boards, taped at joints only (no adhesive contact with floor).
Furniture and equipment must be lifted, not dragged.
All furniture feet must be fitted with commercial-grade felt or polymer glides.
Castor chairs must comply with DIN 68131 Type W1 or be used with commercial chair mats.
High-traffic zones (reception desks, bar fronts, service counters) should be protected with designed walk-off or wear mats compatible with cork.
Spills must be cleaned immediately.
Wet cleaning must be damp mop only; never flood the floor.
Never use abrasive pads, wire brushes, or solvent-based cleaners.
HVAC systems should maintain stable RH (35–65%) year-round.
Excessive heat build-up beneath mats or equipment must be avoided.
Expect gradual colour change in areas exposed to sunlight.
Interior layouts and loose furnishings should be periodically adjusted to manage appearance consistency.
