Cork floating floors
Click-lock cork planks, 10 to 12 mm thick. Every floor shows its price per square foot and per box.
Autumn Leaves
Autumn Ripple
Berber
Bleached Birch
Ceramic Marble
Cherry Line
Creme Royale Marble
Desert Arable
Golden Beach
Grano
Gray Bamboo
Gray Leather
Hazel
Leather
Linea Dark
Logan
Modular
Mystic Vanilla
Night
Onyx
Parcork
Parkland
Porto Mist
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
How much does cork flooring cost?
Cork flooring cost depends on plank construction, thickness, finish, box coverage, underlayment, trim, and installation needs. Compare product price per square foot and order samples before buying full boxes.
What is cork floating flooring?
Cork floating flooring uses click-lock planks that install without full-spread adhesive over a suitable flat subfloor.
Is floating cork flooring a good alternative to hardwood or vinyl?
Yes. Floating cork is warmer and quieter underfoot than many hardwood, vinyl, laminate, and tile floors while still offering durable finishes and natural renewable material.
Where does floating cork work best?
Floating cork is commonly used in bedrooms, basements, living rooms, offices, condos, and other dry interior spaces.
Should I order floating cork flooring samples first?
Cancork recommends samples so buyers can compare cork color, texture, thickness, finish, and room lighting before ordering full cartons.
More about Cork floating floors
Cork floating floors are click-lock cork planks that give homes, condos, offices, basements, bedrooms and light commercial rooms warmth, quieter steps and a natural alternative to hardwood, vinyl, laminate and tile. They are one of the two kinds of cork flooring we sell; the other is glue-down cork tiles.
Compare plank thickness, finish, box coverage, underlayment needs, samples, and installation help before ordering full boxes. For prices per square foot and full project examples, see the cork flooring cost guide.
| Decision | What to compare | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Cost | Price per sq. ft., box coverage, trim, and underlayment | Shows the full project budget before checkout |
| Comfort | 10mm, 11mm, and 12mm cork constructions | Helps match warmth, sound control, and underfoot feel |
| Alternative flooring | Cork vs hardwood, vinyl, laminate, and tile | Compare construction, sound performance and care requirements |
| Confidence | Samples, room lighting, and specialist advice | Reduces color mismatch and ordering mistakes |
Pair floating floors with cork underlayment only when the selected flooring manufacturer approves the complete assembly, including any attached backing and extra underlay.
Cork floating flooring uses click-lock planks for efficient installation over suitable subfloors while adding warmth, comfort, and sound control. Compare natural cork looks, Swiss cork constructions, thicknesses, and sample options before ordering.
