OK, so our entire condo is floating cork floors, long planks, and it looks really great, happy with it except for the kitchen. So my question is how can I tile over it just in the kitchen and how to deal with the entry to the kitchen where the cork tiles extend out the door. Can we cut a line in the doorway and just pull up the cork in the kitchen? Then put one of those floor/room divider thingies down? It seems doable in my brain and the pictures in my head look really nice...but not sure if it's realistic.
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Tile over floating cork flooring?
- Thread starter BobbieS
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Hi Bobbie, Yes, you can pull the cork flooring and fix a reducer at the kit.door threshold, but what comes next depends on wether you have a solid floor, or a suspended floor, and does the kitchen have a slider or "french" doors?
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