Cork adhesive and polyurethane finish
Installation supply answer
Glue-down cork tile projects need compatible adhesive, clean substrate prep, rolling pressure, and the specified finish or top coat. Match supplies to the cork product before installation day.
- Choose adhesive based on the cork tile, substrate, spread method, and room conditions.
- Choose polyurethane or top coat based on product instructions and room use.
- Ask a specialist before combining products from different systems.
Reviews from Clients After carrying the ceramic infused Loba Supra AT water based polyurethane for several months, we finally have feedback from our clients. The reviews are outstanding.
LOBA Supra AT is a water-based polyurethane finish for cork floors. Compare the finish and follow the product preparation and application instructions.

It is special, in this day and age, to have customers take the time out of the day/lives to contact a company regarding the EXCELLENCE of a product. Normally clients reserve the comments for when something goes wrong or the product is not living up to the hype. In the last four (4) months Cancor Floor has received multiple compliments regarding our newest product – water based polyurethane Loba Supra AT Satin polyurethane.
What we are hearing:
- It dries quickly – meaning walking on the floor in stocking feet is possible after three hours
- It flows beautifully – bubbles self-correct and it is self-levelling (should too much or too little be used in one place).
- It is smooth and silky to the touch. Despite the extra “toughness” of the finish, the cork floor remains silky smooth and soft under foot.
- It cures “faster” than advertised. Several clients have already stated they did not wait the recommend three (3) days before they moved their furniture back in. The finish was ready and able to handle shoes, rugs, furniture and pets without any trouble.
- Adhesion depends on the existing coating and surface preparation. Follow the LOBA Supra AT application instructions and check compatibility before recoating.
- Low slip finish. The traction that Supra AT proves has improved the already “grippy” performance of Cork Flooring – a “low slip” flooring option.
- Low-gloss satin finish. Applying LOBA Supra AT changes the appearance of the cork surface; test a small area first.
Match cork adhesive, finish, and tile supplies
Match the adhesive and finish to the cork product and installation instructions.
Match cork adhesive and finish before installation
Match the adhesive and finish to the cork product, subfloor and installation instructions.
Frequently asked questions
What adhesive is used for glue-down cork tiles?
Glue-down cork tile projects need the adhesive specified for the product and substrate. Confirm spread method, open time, rolling, and room conditions before installation.
Do glue-down cork tiles need polyurethane?
Many glue-down cork tile installations need the specified finish or top coat after installation. Follow the product instructions and match the finish to room use.
Should I buy adhesive and finish before choosing cork tiles?
Choose the cork tile first, then confirm compatible adhesive, finish, substrate preparation, and installation timing before ordering supplies.
