Cork Flooring Products

I am interested in putting in a cork floor in my bathroom in Arizona...would that be adviseable???
Thanks!

Natasha,
Sure, you can use cork in bathrooms so long as the water from tubs and showers stays inside the fixtures and does not slosh onto the floor. Use common sense. Pay attention to any cautions published by the cork manufacturer. The type you buy may not be approved for wet areas.

My nephew wants to fashion a dartboard of an unusual shape. What is the best material to use? If cork what kind is best and where would I find it? Thank YOU.

We had prefabricated wood floors in our basement that" bubbled" 11 months after installation and now we are trying to come up with an alternative. Will a cork floor work in a basement with moisture seeping thru concrete floors? (This assumes we install it w the floor dry first). The house has a good climate control in it but the concrete floor must still get damp some how.