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Forna Autumn Ripple is part of the Natural Cork series, with a rippled pattern and warm undertones.
Autumn Ripple Cork Glue-Down Flooring
A full 8 mm (5/16 in) of solid natural cork in a warm mid-tone ripple, stocked and ready to ship instead of an 8 to 12 week special order.
Autumn Ripple has a mid-tone, rippled cork grain. It was the first tile in the 8 mm glue-down collection, which now includes more than ten colours and patterns.
Each 610 mm x 305 mm (24 in x 12 in) Autumn Ripple tile is 8 mm natural Portuguese cork throughout, with a factory-applied super-matte wax finish.
Cork provides cushioning and thermal insulation. Compare the acoustic test report for the complete floor assembly, and follow the product’s installation and care requirements.
Off-the-shelf 8 mm cork tiles are extremely rare; they normally mean an 8 to 12 week lead time. This colour is kept in stock by the thousands of square feet, with orders aimed at next business day shipment (same day when possible).
Why this floor
- Solid natural cork tile, 8 mm (5/16 in) thick.
- Impact sound reduction of 24 dB (tested at 6 mm), so footfall stays out of the rooms below.
- Rated Commercial class 32 and Domestic class 23: for residential and light commercial use.
- Water-resistant, stain-resistant, and scuff-resistant surface with a high resistance super-matte wax finish that is easy to clean.
- No VOC emissions and made with formaldehyde-free adhesives, backed by published VOC and formaldehyde test reports.
- Review the selected product’s emissions documentation and cleaning requirements.
- Compatible with hydronic and underfloor radiant heating, and covered by a 10-year residential wear warranty, joint integrity warranty, and lifetime structural warranty.
Important product note
Autumn Ripple is an 8 mm glue-down cork tile. The 8 mm collection includes more than ten additional colours and patterns with the same construction.
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Larry Crecink –
It took me a lot of time to install my this glue down cork tile. You need let the glue dry on both the floor and the tiles and wait, the rubber mallet hammering and the rolling. It’s worth it. Do your homework before install cork tiles! The technical support line was incredibly helpful. Thank you!