Cork flooring, anyone?

Well I've no experience - yet - but am following this post in the hope of learning something new. Have to get the downstairs floors replaced once the dosh is available, and cork flooring is sounding very interesting now you mention it!

Not sure which of us has broken the law re the OP's post but to my mind all the opinions/suggestions/food for though remarks are perfectly valid. Incidentally, the OP's initial question did not say she was ONLY interested in remarks abt the NEW cork flooring. Most responses raised comments/issues that were reasonable things to consider. But maybe I'm wrong.

Macadia I'm sorry if you are offended by an AI post.
I DID say that that was what it was- right at the start- and said "skip on by" if you didn't want to engage.

I found it interesting - and knowing many people don't use it at all I thought others might be interested too.

Obviously I've "not engaged my brain" here!
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We had cork flooring in our bathroom and it felt warm underfoot.

Is it necessary to be so rude and aggressive?

Madmeg

Not sure which of us has broken the law re the OP's post but to my mind all the opinions/suggestions/food for though remarks are perfectly valid. Incidentally, the OP's initial question did not say she was ONLY interested in remarks abt the NEW cork flooring. Most responses raised comments/issues that were reasonable things to consider. But maybe I'm wrong.

Actually, I did ask if anyone had any experience of the new incarnation of Cork flooring.

Didn’t know you could still get it but loving the 70s vibe.