How difficult is cork to install and can the average person do-it-themselves?
Installing cork is relatively simple, providing that you have the proper tools and adhesive. In addition, you have to take extreme care in properly preparing the subfloor. Once the subfloor has been properly prepared, you will next establish a centerline and work out toward the walls and entryway. Once you have established the centerline, you will next apply the adhesive, and then align the first tile to the centerline. Once the tile is the correct position, carefully secure the contact between the tile and substrate by using a rubber mallet. Then after you have a few tiles are in place, you can use a small piece of plywood as a tapping board along with the rubber mallet. It is important to understand that once you have tapped the tiles in place, they cannot be removed without damaging the tiles. After the infield has been laid, then you will cut in the perimeter. After all the tiles have been installed, allow the adhesive to completely dry. You will need to clean all overspill adhesiv