Would there be any issues with installing in an unheated sunroom (with concrete subfloor)? My sunroom is not climate controlled (heated or cooled) and I would like to install cork flooring in it. I don't believe the temperature will wildly fluctuate in a short period of time and the room is fairly insulated. But I am in New York State and it does get cold outside. I've read good things about this product and would like to give it a try but don't want to have it fail on me for using it in the wrong application. Thank you! SAMPLE - Wicanders Cork GO, Whim Cork Flooring

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Would there be any issues with installing in an unheated sunroom (with concrete subfloor)? My sunroom is not climate controlled (heated or cooled) and I would like to install cork flooring in it. I don't believe the temperature will wildly fluctuate in a short period of time and the room is fairly insulated. But I am in New York State and it does get cold outside. I've read good things about this product and would like to give it a try but don't want to have it fail on me for using it in the wrong application. Thank you! SAMPLE - Wicanders Cork GO, Whim Cork Flooring

Status: Open Jun 19, 2022 - 04:51 AM

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Jun 27, 2022 - 01:19 AM

This cork flooring could be used in your location but there are a few risks that the customer should understand. It does expand/contrast with the weather, so it will have movement unless you glue it down. Also, direct sun may cause it to discolor. The manufacturer of this flooring would not validate a warranty if the location the floor is installed in is not temperature controlled year round.