Underlayments
Rubber UnderlaymentSuperior sound absorption and durability.
Why Rubber Underlayment?
Pros:
The best sound resistance.
Very versatile and resilient.
Is the favorite to use under hardwoods and stone.
2mm rubber underlayment is equivalent in sound resistance to 6mm cork underlayment.
Is the best to use where water may be present.
Does not have to be adhered with adhesive.
Cons:
More expensive.
Can stain vinyl, VCT, and linoleum flooring.
Cork UnderlaymentCreates a warm and quiet flooring surface.
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2.5mm
Perfect thickness
for Floating Floors
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3mm
Used to level your new flooring with an existing floor.
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6mm
Most commonly used under ceramic tiles, hardwoods, and laminates.
Why Cork Underlayment?
Pros:
Most cost effective.
Ideal under wood floors and ceramic tiles.
Thermal properties keep your floor warmer.
Is mold and mildew resistant.
Will expand and contract with your flooring.
Allows air to flow freely through the flooring system.
Cons:
Not recommended in areas where water may be present.
Needs a vapor barrier
Requires a polyurethane adhesive.
Rubber Cork UnderlaymentGreat crack suppression with superior comfort.
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1.2mm
Used under ceramic and natural stone to prevent unsightly cracks.
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5mm
Used under ceramic and hardwoods to prevent unsightly cracks
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10mm
Thicker version of our 5mm and prevents cracks and provides great sound
Why Rubber Cork Underlayment?
Pros:
Specifically made for crack suppression.
Is mold and mildew resistant.
Does not have to be adhered with adhesive.
Will expand and contrast with your flooring surface.
Provides added comfort to your flooring.
Cons:
Can stain vinyl, VCT, and linoleum.
Recommend a vapor barrier
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