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MarioRizzo-17 Sep 2012 19:23Hi everyone,
We have been living in our own house for some time now and will soon be a family of three. So now it’s time to set up the nursery. We have hardwood flooring throughout the house, but for the nursery, we want a durable, easy-to-maintain, and warm floor covering. Cork is said to be great, but how long-lasting is the material really? Is it easy to clean as a natural material? Does anyone here have cork flooring and can recommend it for a nursery?
We have been living in our own house for some time now and will soon be a family of three. So now it’s time to set up the nursery. We have hardwood flooring throughout the house, but for the nursery, we want a durable, easy-to-maintain, and warm floor covering. Cork is said to be great, but how long-lasting is the material really? Is it easy to clean as a natural material? Does anyone here have cork flooring and can recommend it for a nursery?
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MODERATOR10 Sep 2012 22:24Cork is suitable for the entire house, including the children's room.
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Kajaxik-115 Aug 2013 18:54I also think it’s a good option, as carpet requires a lot of maintenance and hardwood flooring can feel quite cold. Cork is a great compromise in this case.
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Kantille-123 Sep 2013 12:18Thank you for the tip. We had to remove the carpet because a family member developed a dust mite allergy. Only then did we realize how unclean wall-to-wall carpeting actually is, which is a real shame. Anyway, we hadn’t considered cork flooring.
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Kurt1985-115 Feb 2014 13:43Carpet is not a good alternative, and cork is a good flooring option, especially in the children's room. We had it as well, and it proved to be effective.
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