Lisbon Cork  Rossio Cork

The product is beautiful and was easy to install. It is an excellent alternative to tile, and is much softer under-foot than tile. I would recommend this to a friend. My only negative comment is regarding the "T" molding/trim. I omitted it from the installation because it was too high in profile. I wish LL had a product that was more "flush."

Too early to give full comment - I'm sure we will encounter issues (hopefully minor) as time passes, so I don't want to rave too much.

Make sure to start with a solid straight edge, whether it be the wall or nailed in board. To hammer in, use a scrap piece of floor, click it into the floor piece that you are installing and knock on the scrap piece with the block from the tool set. This eliminates breaking the piece you have installed. We also found that if you use some silicone spray on the tongue it helps to slide it in easier and will not hurt the floor if you get it on it. Wipes right off. Take your time. After you install four rows, pull the floor away from the straight edge (remove nailed board, if using one) and slide back to the appropriate distance from the wall for expansion and keep on going. The corners of the board pieces may need to pulled off in order to assure an even fit. You will note that these may look broken but are not. If you find the corners are not flat, remove piece and check to see if this corner piece is causing the corner edges to be uneven. It is beautiful and attractive. We removed our carpet and are extremely happy with our decision.

Service and delivery comments:

The staff at the Sun Prairie/Madison store were very helpful, friendly and encouraging. The product arrived promptly. Out of 8 boxes, only 1 board was damaged and couldn't be used.

No problem with the cork floor , kitchen looks
Great . No problem with instalation . I bought
one carton too many and returned it to Lumber
Liqidators for a refund .They charged a 20%
restocking Fee .Not a very good PR move.....
Lumber Liquidators lost future sales from Me..

The Rossio Cork flooring is beautiful. Unfortunately the panels do not fit as snuggly together as other floating floors I've used. Now that I look at pictures online I can see this is a common problem. I would not buy this again.

Your existing floors need to be perfectly flat even with underlayment fabric. Tapping is required to join and seat the joints, and if you tap to hard, it destroys the cardboard mating surfaces of the interlocking joint. You have to scrap the entire plank then. Some joints work perfectly, but a majority did not. Installation took way to much effort. Big disappointment.

- Use a fine tooth table saw blade for all cuts; reduces chances of chipping which may ruin the whole use of an individual piece.

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This was put in 3 bathrooms and the laundry room. It feels warm to the feet and is easy to clean, simply dust mop. A little concerned about getting water on it.

Once you got the hang of it, it was fairly easy to put together. Be careful when cutting out doorways. Suggest taking off all floor moulding before starting. It takes time, be patient!

Beautiful flooring. Great price. A bit of a bear to work with at first. The substrate is not quite as hard as other 'laminate' floor types. But once you get the hang of working with it, it goes down well. The color is quite unique. It is somewhat remeniscent of stone, a little. Recommend using a sealer in kitchen. We will use gloss Waterlox. Make the floor really POP!