BAMBOO FLOORING
Bamboo flooring can give you the natural beauty of wood in your home without you feeling that your choice in flooring is having a damaging affect on the environment. As one of nature’s greatest natural resources, bamboo has been used in many useful ways since the beginning of time. In modern times it has become the wood of choice for flooring within Australia and many other countries around the world.
Bamboo can grow 20 meters in 60 days – it would take the average tree 60 years to grow to the same size. Not only this, but it is a solid product, twice as hard as Jarrah and four times harder than Tasmanian Oak.
For examples of our bamboo floor installations, visit our galleries.
The most popular Bamboo flooring types are as follows:
Bamboo can grow 20 meters in 60 days – it would take the average tree 60 years to grow to the same size. Not only this, but it is a solid product, twice as hard as Jarrah and four times harder than Tasmanian Oak.
For examples of our bamboo floor installations, visit our galleries.
The most popular Bamboo flooring types are as follows:
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HORIZONTAL & VERTICAL BAMBOO FLOORING
This is a solid Bamboo flooring that shows the original bamboo knots through the grain of the board. The difference between them is in how they are constructed, the grain going horizontally or vertically.
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SOLID COMPRESSED BAMBOO FLOORING
Sometimes referred to as Carbonised. This product looks more like a traditional wooden floor, it is stripped down, compressed together and comes out with a natural looking wood grain.
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