Is it possible to tell me the names and brands of the products you used? I'm trying to do a similar project and it would be really useful. Thanks in advance.
The cork floor tiles and the cork underlayment are by Jelinek Cork. These particular cork flooring tiles are glue-down tiles in the Pebble pattern (unvarnished). The homeowner beveled these tiles.
I just purchased a condo and the bathroom is cork flooring I think but it hasn’t been coated with anything what’s best to seal it with and should I use a paint brush or roller to apply?
If you are installing a cork glue down floor, it is best to remove the ceramic floor and ensure the subfloor is properly prepared prior to installing the cork flooring. You can find flooring installation guides here: www.jelinek.com/install-maintenance-guides 2nd question - I assume if you are looking to install a ceramic floor over cork, you are looking for cork underlayment? If so, we recommend installing the cork underlayment followed by a layer of plywood followed by the ceramic. Feel free to reach out to us at cork@jelinek.com if you have more questions. We are happy to help. Thanks!
Very helpful video, thanks for sharing. How does this type of floor hold up with the weight of the furniture? Any dents or holes under bed legs or wardrobes?
Hello, Any heavy furniture or chairs used on cork flooring should have protective pads (such as felt or cork) placed on the feet to help cushion the weight. Heavier objects such as pianos and pool tables may require larger pads under the feet. This will disburse weight to reduce denting of the floor.
Why is loud music added? You would not run any 'face to face' course with music at any level. Is this a YT requirement? It is ok to have silence/quiet.
This music makes me want to install cork into my ears.
🤣 Lol, mine too.
Such terrific work! I adore cork floors, a soft feel, warm underfoot, quiet. Truly lovely.
Wow, I live in a major city and I've never seen anyone do anything with that amount of professionalism! I love the tip of using parchment paper!
This gave me a new appreciation of harmony and tuning
lmfao
I love all of your products! I think I need to visit Georgia.
Love the "Contact Cement Roller Cam"!
Thorough and informative. Solid video. Solid work.
"Interesting" choice of music to accompany this presentation. Who were the composers of these two pieces playing simultaneously?
Great job on the video, I hope you are happy with the results. We are doing floating floor, it is beautiful and soft and warm on the feet.
The piano is crazy. You are crazy!
That 'music' was torture!
That's what they play to detainees in Guantanamo.
Is the music necessary?
Great video but simply the most painful music I've ever heard.
Bloody hell thats a lot of work - I would've been happy to just slap the cork on top of the carpet.
or just use click lock floating floor lol
ya i was like "is it me or eff this"
Very helpful, Thanks!
song in background is absolute insanity
such annoying music. it sounds like two different songs playing at the same time
very well done job!
Great job. Looks amazing.
Why is there loud music playing while I'm trying to listen to the instructions to install a cork floor?
A lovely finish!
OH MY GOSH... This NOISE (MUSIC) IS KILLING ME!!!
Is it possible to tell me the names and brands of the products you used? I'm trying to do a similar project and it would be really useful. Thanks in advance.
The cork floor tiles and the cork underlayment are by Jelinek Cork. These particular cork flooring tiles are glue-down tiles in the Pebble pattern (unvarnished). The homeowner beveled these tiles.
I just purchased a condo and the bathroom is cork flooring I think but it hasn’t been coated with anything what’s best to seal it with and should I use a paint brush or roller to apply?
The piano music was too loud lol
With that much work and that small a room that stuff should pay $20 square foot plus prep time for an installer lol. That's a lot of work.
Excellent video, congratulations. I have two questions. Can I install over a ceramic floor? Can I install another ceramic floor over the cork?
If you are installing a cork glue down floor, it is best to remove the ceramic floor and ensure the subfloor is properly prepared prior to installing the cork flooring. You can find flooring installation guides here: www.jelinek.com/install-maintenance-guides
2nd question - I assume if you are looking to install a ceramic floor over cork, you are looking for cork underlayment? If so, we recommend installing the cork underlayment followed by a layer of plywood followed by the ceramic.
Feel free to reach out to us at cork@jelinek.com if you have more questions. We are happy to help. Thanks!
Great video. Thanks! The rooms color should be against the law though. lol
😁😁😁 agreed!
what purpose does the beveled tile serve over square tiles? wad there a particular reason he did that?
The bevel was just to give a different look to the floor so the bevel was added just for decorative purposes.
+JelinekCork thanks! 😊
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Very helpful video, thanks for sharing. How does this type of floor hold up with the weight of the furniture? Any dents or holes under bed legs or wardrobes?
Hello, Any heavy furniture or chairs used on cork flooring should have protective pads (such as felt or cork) placed on the feet to help cushion the weight. Heavier objects such as pianos and pool tables may require larger pads under the feet. This will disburse weight to reduce denting of the floor.
JelinekCork thank you!
@1:15, I guess they never heard of painter's tape.
Would the beveling allow debris to become trapped between the tiles??
The floor is sealed with polyurethane after it is installed. This keeps debris from being trapped between the tiles.
Why is loud music added? You would not run any 'face to face' course with music at any level. Is this a YT requirement? It is ok to have silence/quiet.
Nightmare music
Two different musical pieces playing at once earns this video the 'Most Annoying Video of All-Time' award.
Sounds like Someone accidentally shifted the guitar back 4 bars in the mix down. Ear schism ensues...
This music is god awful
A ton of work for a tacky 1970's look. And all the labor and materials with the seal coats and poly coats - so not worth it.
Don’t cry.