1. The maintenance of cork floors is easier than other wooden floors. During use, it is best to avoid bringing sand particles into the room. Some sand particles will be brought in, and the floor will not be worn. This is because the sand particles will be pressed into the elastic layer under the foot after being brought in, and will be ejected again when the foot step leaves. Of course, it should be reminded here that it is not advisable to bring in too many sand particles, which will still cause flow and wear. Therefore, the sand particles brought into the room should be removed in time. Generally, there is no need to equip a vacuum cleaner, and there is no need to worry about warping, mildew, etc. phenomenon.

2. After three or five years of use, if individual parts are worn out, they can be partially compensated, that is, to re-coat the parts. The method is very simple. Lightly sand the worn parts to remove the dirt on the surface. Then wipe it clean with a dry soft cloth, re-coat the coating, or cover the local area with a polyester film.

3. The maintenance of the painted cork floor is the same as the solid wood floor. Generally, it is enough to apply the floor wax once half a year. The care of the cork floor with the resin wear-resistant layer is as simple as the care of the laminate floor.