Cork flooring for home offices
Create a quieter, warmer workspace with cork flooring selected for daily desk use.
Balance acoustic comfort with the durability needed for chairs and daily traffic.
Use a suitable chair mat or soft casters and follow the floor care instructions.
Cork helps soften footsteps and hard-surface room noise during calls and focused work.
Match the floor system to the subfloor, traffic, and product instructions.
Recommended home office cork floors
8 shortlisted from 41 compatible floors
Sample available American Red Oak – 11mm (7/16″) (Swiss Design)
11mm (7/16") · Floating/Click Lock
Sample available Aurora Chevron – 11mm (7/16″) (Swiss Design)
11mm (7/16") · Floating/Click Lock
Sample available Hamilton – 11mm (7/16″) (Swiss Design)
11mm (7/16") · Floating/Click Lock
Sample available Latte – 11mm (7/16″) (Swiss Design)
11mm (7/16") · Floating/Click Lock
Sample available Long Beach – 11mm (7/16″) (Swiss Design)
11mm (7/16") · Floating/Click Lock
Sample available Parcork – 11mm (7/16″) (Cork Floating)
11mm (7/16") · Floating/Click Lock
Sample available Sandstorm – 11mm (7/16″) (Swiss Design)
11mm (7/16") · Floating/Click Lock
Sample available Umber – 11mm (7/16″) (Cork Floating)
11mm (7/16") · Floating/Click Lock
Cork flooring offers a resilient surface and has antistatic properties. Compare the selected product’s construction, finish and maintenance requirements for your home office.
Cork flooring is a product made from the bark of the cork oak tree, Quercus Suber. The process of harvesting cork (the bark) from the cork oak tree does not harm the tree, allows it to re-grow its bark and continuously be harvested throughout its lifespan (an average of 200 years). Talk about a ‘green’ highly sustainable product. This makes cork A+ earth-friendly.
Cork’s cellular structure provides cushioning and thermal insulation. Compare the selected floor’s construction and acoustic test reports for your proposed assembly. It does not establish relief from foot or joint pain.
Cork is a poor conductor of electricity and repels static often caused by accumulated dust and lint. Therefore a cork floor will not collect such on or beneath its surface. Unlike other insulators of synthetic origin, cork also avoids the risk of migraines and other nuisances provoked by the magnetic fields generated by electrical equipment and devices in the home. Thing of the benefits this would bring. Use a cork floor beneath a home office flooring where computers and other high energy machines are present and you’ll decrease the chances of static accumulation and shock.

Compare cork flooring patterns, colours, sizes and thicknesses for your home office. Check samples in your room and review installation and maintenance requirements before ordering.



