Can I use this on a "Lisbon" Cork floor?
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My floors are polyurethane sealed hardwood, with a semi-gloss finish. I wouldn't think the actual floor material would matter as much as with what and how it is finished. If it is sealed well as mine are - with no possibility of discoloring your cork - you should be fine.
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Don't know---just used it on wood floor is all, you might try it in a inconspicuous spot to see how it looks.
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I have it on a wood floor, but I honestly do not see why not. It was a good buy for us.
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I just don't know. We only used it on oak flooring. Sorry I can't help with that one.
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I guess you could if had a higher table but it wouldn't work for a pub style table. My opinion is no it wouldn't work.
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I don't know about the cork because I use the caps which work wonderful. I am sorry I could not be more helpful.
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Cork can be a common underlayment for flooring and will add some cushion under laminate. The choice is yours. If you have creaking floors, you may be better off with nailing/screwing the plywood down. Cork is normally just glued down.
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You'll want to avoid any use that causes it to flex much. The suggestion to use rigid ceramic tiles underneath it is good. If you're just resting your feet on it while you sit at a desk and not putting your full weight on it, then it might be ok on top of 'soft' carpeting.It can discolor varnished wood floors if in direct contact!
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I used this cork for padding a model train layout. It cuts pretty cleanly with a box cutter. I see no reason why it couldn't be used in kitchen drawers.
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WoodyFunny, we just put in all cork flooring this month. Have to say it works great. There's a setting for smooth surface.
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I'm thinking that with corks being absorbent they will soak some up creating air bubbles...the amount depends on the size of the countertop...sounds like a nice idea but just be careful to work in a ventilated area
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I'd believe you can. It is just a little deeper before you put corks in and it has the handles for carrying.
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Im sure the manufacturer of your floormate says no, but I'd assume it would work okay, this is the concentrate version so you would want to mix it down appropriately first.
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We use it with synthetic corks. I'd say that as long as you don't have to put a lot of pressure on the handle you should have no problem.
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You would have to be real sure that the cork is glued down really good. Then I would use an adhesive on the back of the self sticking tiles. Most self sticking tiles need a smooth surface to bond to. Cork is not real smooth. If you want the self-sticking feature then I would NOT use the cork. If you don't mind glueing everything then go ahead and use the cork but you might have to use a larger groove on the trowel so more glue is applied to bond to the cork.
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Not a good idea! You will damage your flooring and not get full sink on the staple which will eventually show a dimple in the next piece of wood. You also can't get the pressure you need to get the planks tight against each other.
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In the table to mode it could definitely handle a cork board that size. I have used it with that size canvas and had no problems. Im not sure that it would be stable with the legs fully extended with alot of weight. But have yet to have an issue.