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Have the cork floor removed professionally
The remove of a cork floor can be a difficult job, because cork can adhere very well to the subfloor. The process starts with loosening the plates and tiles from the cork floor. This can be done by using a putty knife or a floor scraper. If you don't have experience removing a cork floor, it may be a good idea to have ato call in a professional to do this job for you. This way you can be sure that the job is done correctly without damage to the subfloor to cause.
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What is a cork floor?
A cork floor is a unique and durable floor covering which is becoming increasingly popular due to its many benefits. Cork is one natural material which is obtained from the bark of the cork oak, which mainly in Portugal and Spain grows. It is a renewable and durable material that grows again after the bark is harvested.
Advantages of cork floor:
- Environmentally friendly: Cork floors are an environmentally friendly option because cork is a renewable resource. The cork is produced from the bark of the cork oak, which can be harvested from 9 to 12 years without damaging the tree. Cork is also biodegradable and can be recycled.
- Comfortable: a cork floor feels soft and comfortable underfoot, because the material is resilient. Cork is naturally heat-insulating and sound-absorbing, making it a comfortable floor to walk on.
- Durable: Cork floors are durable and long lasting. Cork is naturally resistant to mold, bacteria and insects and is also water resistant. A highly visible cork floor can last for almost years, making it a good investment in the long term.
Disadvantages of cork floor:
- Sensitive to scratches: Cork is naturally soft and resilient, but is therefore vulnerable to scratches and damage. It is important to be careful with furniture and heavy objects placed on the floor to avoid scratches and dents.
- Vulnerable to moisture: Although cork is naturally water resistant, it can still be damaged by prolonged wear and tear from moisture. If water remains on the floor, it can soak into the cork and cause mold to form. It is therefore important to clean up any spills immediately and maintain the floor regularly.
- Limited design options: Cork is available in a limited number of colors and patterns, which can make it more difficult to find a design that fully suits personal preference and style. In addition, the color of cork can lighten over time due to exposure to sunlight and changes in temperature, which can make it difficult to maintain a uniform appearance.
Remove cork floor without damaging underfloor heating
A cork floor is often placed on a floor with underfloor heating. Because a cork floor is directly connected to the concrete substrate, this ensures optimal functioning of the underfloor heating and no heat is lost, unlike floors that are loose on the subfloor. Everyone naturally wants to be able to optimally enjoy the underfloor heating without using too much energy. Some care is required when removing a cork floor that is placed on a floor with underfloor heating. The last thing you want is for a pipe to become damaged and a leak to occur. So leave this to a professional.
Costs to remove cork floor
Removing a cork floor costs average between €13 and €16 per square meter. These costs do not include the removal of the waste. Disposing of a cork floor costs €26 per 100 kilograms.
| Work | Price: |
|---|---|
| Remove cork floor | €13 to €16 per m2 |
| Waste costs | €26 per 100 kilograms |
Frequently asked questions:
How can I remove a cork floor?
To remove a cork floor, you must first remove all furniture and objects from the floor.
You can then start loosening the cork tiles with a putty knife and hammer.
Working from a corner of the room, gently lift to remove the tiles.
Remove the remaining glue and cork residue with a putty knife and scraper.
Should I Hire a Professional to Remove a Cork Floor?
Removing a cork floor can be a labor-intensive task, especially if the cork is properly glued to the subfloor.
It may also take time to remove any adhesive and cork residue left behind after removing the tiles.
However, it is possible to remove a cork floor yourself if you use the right tools and techniques.
Is it difficult to remove a cork floor?
While it is possible to remove a cork floor yourself, a professional company can complete the job faster and easier.
A professional has the right equipment and experience to remove the cork floor quickly and without damage.
Additionally, they can also help with the disposal of the removed carpeting.
If you are unsure of your skills or need to remove a large area, hiring a professional may be the best option.
Have the cork floor removed by ZSM Woningontruiming
Do you want to be sure that your cork floor is removed professionally without unnecessary damage? ZSM House Clearance has the right expertise and materials to return any floor to bare rock. For more information, please call or email by clicking one of the buttons below.
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