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I have a hallway with tiles and wanted to know if I can lay cork flooring over the top of the tiles

I have some old discoloured and damaged cork tiles glued to hardwood floors. I would like to remove the cork and polish the hardwood floors. What is the best way to do this without damaging the hardwood and costing a mint?

I haven't tried the new cork products, but love its eco credentials as its completely sustainable. I rented a house with a cork floor and it was really lovely! I loved how it was a little springy underfoot which was great on the legs and back, when you dropped stuff it didn't break as easily (I have horrible modern terracotta tiles and now have no glass cups left!) it had a lovely warmth about it and was really easy to clean. It wasn't cold in the winter mornings either and would warm up in the afternoon sun. I have fond memories of my eldest learning to walk on the cork. He wouldn't even cry when he fell as it was so springy. And it was NOT a new cork floor. I think cork is underrated and deserves a comeback!