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The following article was published in our article directory on March 24, 2012.
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Creative Kitchen Flooring Ideas

Article Category: Advice

Author Name: Ginger Jackson

Before you start your kitchen remodeling project have you considered some of the ways that you can make you remodeling project more environmentally friendly. The wide variety of "green" kitchen flooring ideas provide you with an excellent option to do your part for the environment while you spruce up your kitchen. Let's look at the benefits and drawbacks of three of the most common "green" materials used for kitchen flooring. The materials that we will consider are bamboo, linoleum, and cork.

Bamboo has long been a material heralded by those who champion "green" building practices. Bamboo grows at an amazingly rapid rate and as a result it one of the most sustainable "green" materials available. It is no wonder that bamboo has quickly managed to make its way into the realm of kitchen flooring ideas, as one of the best options for individuals who want their flooring to be environmentally friendly. Bamboo flooring is made to look like hardwood flooring in most case, and the bamboo option is the way to goes who want to look of hardwood floors from a sustainable source.

Linoleum was one of the most common materials used to for kitchen flooring back in the 1950s, but now linoleum is making a comeback among "green" kitchen flooring ideas. Linoleum is made from an interesting collection of natural products including ground limestone, tree resin, cork dust, wood flour, and linseed oil. With all of these natural ingredients it is easy to see why linoleum fits the bill as a "green" kitchen flooring option.

Speaking of cork dust, cork is another one of the more popular options when it comes to "green" kitchen flooring ideas. Cork flooring is made from the bark of cork oak trees. Since cork flooring comes from a sustainable resource it is considered eco-friendly. One of the major benefits cork flooring is that it is extremely quiet underfoot. It is also easy on the joints when compared to harder surfaces like ceramic tile or concrete. In order to achieve the water-resistance necessary to function as kitchen flooring cork needs to be sealed. One drawback of cork is that is it is gouges the entire tile or sheet will need to be replaced.

With such nice "green" kitchen flooring options to choose from it is simply a matter of choosing which benefits appeal to you the most. Would you appreciate the quietness of a cork floor? Do you prefer the old-school linoleum with its assortment of natural ingredients? Or are you a fan of the flooring made from the rapidly multiplying bamboo plant. Whichever option you decide you will feel good knowing that you did your part to help then environment in choosing you kitchen flooring.

Keywords: Kitchen, Kitchen Restoration, Kitchen Renovation, Kitchen Remodel

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