Cork is obtained from the bark of the cork oak, which is native to the evergreen forests of the western Mediterranean region. The bark is stripped by hand without damaging the tree. A large portion of the cork is used to produce bottle stoppers—the leftover material from this process provides the valuable raw material for our cork flooring.
It is the unique properties of cork that have enriched our lives for decades and made it an integral part of high-quality flooring solutions.
The benefits of cork can be felt from the very first step. Its surface is pleasantly warm underfoot, gently resilient and effectively reduces walking noise.
This exceptional comfort is made possible by cork’s unique cellular structure. Millions of air-filled cells act as natural cushions, absorbing impact while providing excellent sound insulation. The result is a floor that combines comfort, functionality and natural authenticity.
Modern coating technologies make our cork floors durable and easy to maintain. They are resistant to scratches, abrasion, and everyday wear and significantly reduce the risk of pressure marks from furniture.
Cork oak forests are among the most ecologically valuable ecosystems in the Mediterranean region. They store large amounts of CO₂ and make an important contribution to climate protection as well as to the preservation of biodiversity.
What is special about cork: It can be harvested without cutting down a tree—the bark naturally regenerates, making cork a renewable resource.
