Made in Portugal
Sustainable, comfortable and naturally quiet
At Natrul, we work with Granorte in Portugal to bring together unique flooring and walls with beautiful, contemporary colours and designs. Our ranges are sustainable, recyclable, PVC-free and Phthalates-free, and designed for better indoor air quality.
Our flooring has a warmth and character that is difficult to imitate. Comfortable underfoot, naturally quiet and made for everyday living, our floors bring together the beauty of natural materials with finishes designed for modern homes. Explore our floating floors and glue down tiles.
See the floorsA different way to bring natural material into a room. Cork wall tiles add warmth, texture and depth while helping to soften sound. From subtle natural finishes to more distinctive designs, each surface celebrates the character of cork in its own way.
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Recolour collection
Expressive and wonderfully full of character. Recolours palette stretches from bold, vivid statements to soft balanced neutrals.
Crafted to your specificationProduced to order in Portugal with a minimum order of 30 m².
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Some of the most common flooring choices begin with plastic. Cork begins with living bark. Harvested without felling the tree, it renews naturally and becomes a floor or wall made for modern life.
The bark is removed while the cork oak tree stays standing. The bark regenerates before the next harvest.
The HDF used in the manufacture of floating flooring products is also FSC® certified.
Portuguese cork manufacturing knowledge, refined over 50 years.
Built for performance (see Terms and Conditions)
Every synthetic floor adds to a growing problem that lasts for generations.
Natrul cork floors start with nature: renewable, responsible and beautiful.
Cork flooring and wall tiles are made from the outer bark of the cork oak tree. The tree itself is never cut down during harvesting. The bark is carefully removed once the tree has matured, and will naturally regenerate before it is harvested again. The same tree can continue producing cork for generations without being felled. This makes cork one of the world's most renewable natural materials. For centuries, cork oak forests have supported wildlife, protected biodiversity and helped prevent desertification, while continuing to provide this remarkable natural resource.
The secret lies within cork's natural structure. Each cubic centimetre contains millions of tiny air-filled cells arranged in a honeycomb pattern. These microscopic cells give cork many of the characteristics that make it such an exceptional material. This unique cellular structure naturally provides more comfort underfoot, excellent thermal insulation, quieter spaces and lightweight strength.
Modern cork flooring is suitable for many areas of the home. It is well suited to hallways, kitchens, dining rooms, open-plan living areas, home offices and playrooms, where its combination of comfort, durability, easy maintenance and acoustic performance can be especially beneficial. It can also be an excellent choice for living rooms and bedrooms for those who prefer a hard flooring surface instead of carpet.
Cork combines the beauty of a natural material with qualities that make everyday life more comfortable.It's surface helps absorb the impact of everyday footsteps, making it more comfortable to stand and walk on than many harder flooring materials. The natural insulation properties also makes it more comfortable to walk on, no more cold feet! It creates quieter indoor spaces by absorbing sound where everyday footstep noise and sound transmission between rooms and floors is reduced.It has impressive durability and is also straightforward to care for and maintain.
Portugal's cork oak landscape is open woodland worked by hand for generations rather than farmed like a plantation. It's where every floor and wall begins: harvested from living bark, never a felled tree.
Cork oaks grow wide apart across roughly 730,000 hectares of southern Portugal.
Skilled harvesters strip the outer bark while the tree stays standing.
The bark slowly regenerates before the next harvest, around nine years later.
Granorte transforms the harvested cork into finished floors and wall surfaces.
Start with the look or format you need. We will take you to the collection.
See it. Feel it. Order free samples of any floor or wall finish and experience the colour, texture and natural character in your home before deciding.
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