Should I use tape on my cork tiles during installation?
No, we do not recommend using tape when installing glue-down cork flooring. The tape may react with the finish on the tiles, and it is not necessary, as the contact adhesive forms an instant bond.
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Do you have installation instructions for glue-down flooring?
We have PDF installation instructions and a video on installing glue-down flooring! Watch: Glue-down Cork Flooring Instructions Read: PDF Glue-down Cork Flooring Instructions If you have any questions on installation, our team is happy to help!
Can a liquid moisture barrier be used on the concrete before installing cork glue down tiles?
Yes, a liquid moisture barrier can be used prior to installing cork glue-down flooring; however, the liquid moisture barrier must be fully cured (100% cured, not just dry) before beginning cork tile installation
Can I use wallpaper glue rather than contact cement on cork wall tiles?
No, based on our testing, wallpaper glue is not effective in adhering cork wall tiles. Cork wall tiles are heavier than wallpaper and need an adhesive that adheres instantly, such as contact adhesive; otherwise, the tiles will fall off the wall or ...
How long should cork wall and floor tiles acclimatize before installation?
We recommend letting all cork products acclimatize for at least 72 hours before beginning installation. Skipping this step can cause negative results after installation, as the humidity of the cork tiles adjusts to the humidity and temperature in the ...
What type of glue should I use to install insulation cork panels?
Insulation cork panels can be installed using either mechanical fasteners (nails or screws) or adhesive. Unlike cork flooring or decorative wall panels, which require contact cement, insulation cork panels can be adhered either using contact cement ...