
Rococo Cork Flooring
Amber cork with black tiger striping: the movement of Italian brown marble in a warm, quiet 12 mm floating floor.
Rococo does not try to look like wood. Its ripple pattern of ambers and browns flows like the famous brown Italian marbles, with black tiger striping that adds flair without piling on extra colour. It starts out life as a medium-depth, amber-coloured floor with an ever-flowing, highly textured depth: hills and valleys, cuts and divots.
Under the pattern is one of the thickest cork floors on the market. Each plank is a full 12 mm (1/2 in): a 3 mm natural cork top layer over a 6 mm E1 class high density fiberboard core, with a 3 mm sound-absorbing cork underlay already attached. There is no separate underlayment to buy, and the Uniclic click-lock profile snaps together without glue, so you can float it over an existing floor with minimal preparation.
Cork provides a warm, resilient surface. This product is rated for above-, on- and below-grade installation in kitchens, living rooms and basements, but not bathrooms. Follow the product-specific requirements.
Rococo is made in Portugal, with square-edged planks. This stained-colour product requires a coat of polyurethane after installation to seal the seams and protect the pattern.
Why this floor
- Uniclic click-lock profile: glue-free floating installation with square edges that join into a continuous surface.
- 19 dB impact sound reduction (ISO 140-8) and Impact Insulation Class IIC 55 on 5.5 in concrete without a suspended ceiling.
- Full 12 mm (1/2 in) build: 3 mm cork wear layer plus 6 mm E1 class high density fiberboard core plus 3 mm attached cork underlay, so no separate underlayment is needed.
- Rated domestic class 23 and light commercial class 44, backed by a 10-year residential wear warranty, joint integrity warranty, and lifetime structural warranty.
- Approved for above, on, and below grade, and compatible with hydronic and underfloor radiant heating.
- Greenguard Gold certified and made with formaldehyde-free adhesives.
- Review the finish’s slip and stain ratings, cleaning instructions and suitability for the room when comparing flooring.
See it in action
Important product note
Rococo is the replacement for the discontinued Rocky Bush cork flooring pattern, a long-time best seller. If you loved Rocky Bush's very active look with tremendous movement, Rococo carries that same character forward in an amber floor striped with black.


































Mike Snachuk –
As a mother of 3, I’m so glad we made the choice of going with Forna cork floor in our living
room/playroom. The floor always felt warm to bare feet running around, and I don’t worry
about the youngest just learning to walk as the cork floor is more gentle than other floorings
when he takes a fall. I don’t usually take time to write reviews, but I’m so happy with our floor!