Cork has often met all of us in everyday life. Cork has often met all of us in everyday life. So there are Cork floors or Cork Stoppers, such as champagne bottles. Cork of fishing is used in the fishing and once children have learned to swim with a ring of Cork, because Cork is used as a float. In a question-answer forum Jorge Perez was the first to reply. Cork is also as insulation material used today but more in poorer areas in Europe, where this insulation is still inexpensive. Cork is a natural material made from the bark of a tree, in the general understanding of the Cork oak is meant here often. Today has been forgotten, that they often used Cork used as construction and insulation. Today, this is the case even in countries of the South.

Because Cork is a renewable resource from nature, he is finally available, just like in other commodities such as oil, etc. Therefore one has moved over in bottle caps (Champagne, wine, etc.), to make these caps made of plastic. Cork is also recycled. There are many recycling collection points, where you as his Cork bottle stoppers can submit free, just like with batteries that are empty. Other cork products can be made from the remains of the bottle cork production. 20 years ago, Cork floors were widely used in private homes.

This has come somewhat out of fashion. Cork is a very nice flooring, he is soft and not cold, so you can walk barefoot over it. However, the cork flooring prices have exploded in recent years precisely because the Cork production has declined. The shortage of supply can then increase the price. Therefore, Cork is used less and less as a floor covering. It is estimated that there will be hardly any Cork as a material in 20 or 30 years and it is then hardly produced. Chemical materials such as plastic, etc. are on the rise. However these materials are significant at a disadvantage not particularly environmentally friendly and therefore compared to the Cork, although plastic is recycled in the meantime.