Cork Flooring
Floors, wall tiles and everything your cork project needs.
Amber Streak
Amber Streak
American Red Oak
American Red Oak
American Red Oak
Arctic Slate
Ashen Chestnut
Ashen Chestnut
Make it work for your project.
From choosing a finish to planning a full order, our team can help.
Get project adviceA few things to know before you order.
How do I calculate the right quantity?
Open a flooring or wall-tile product to enter your project area, choose your overage, and review the required boxes or packs and product total before adding to cart. Check the pack size on supplies before ordering.
Can I see a sample first?
Use the visible “Order a sample” link on eligible products to see their available sample sizes and prices before placing a full order.
What will delivery cost?
Delivery depends on your products and destination. Review the estimate on eligible product pages and confirm final shipping at checkout.
Where can I find installation guidance?
Floating floors · Glue-down tiles · Wall tiles · Underlayment
Cork flooring shopping guide
Shop cork flooring by installation type
Compare floating cork floors, glue-down cork tiles, samples, underlayment, and specialist help before buying. Cork can be a warm, quiet natural alternative to hardwood, vinyl, laminate, and tile for homes and light commercial spaces.
- Floating cork: click-lock planks for many dry rooms and fast renovations.
- Glue-down cork: bonded tiles for layouts, stairs, gyms, bathrooms, and commercial rooms.
- Samples: compare color, texture, finish, and room lighting before full boxes.
Choose the cork flooring path that fits your project
Move from browsing to the right product by comparing installation type, room use, samples, underlayment, and specialist advice before ordering full boxes.
Choose the right cork path before full cartons
Shop visitors should move from browsing to samples, installation type, room use, underlayment, accessories, and specialist help before ordering.
Frequently asked questions
What cork flooring can I shop here?
You can compare floating cork flooring, glue-down cork tiles, cork underlayment, samples, adhesives, finishes, and related installation supplies.
Is cork flooring a good hardwood alternative?
Yes. Cork can be a warm, quiet, comfortable hardwood alternative for dry rooms where natural material, sound control, and underfoot comfort matter.
Should I choose floating or glue-down cork flooring?
Choose floating cork for many click-lock dry-room projects. Choose glue-down cork tiles when a bonded installation is preferred for the room, substrate, or layout.
Should I order cork flooring samples first?
Cancork recommends samples so buyers can compare color, texture, finish, and room lighting before ordering full boxes.

