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Bamboo is a notoriously eco-friendly material compared to traditional hardwood. It has greater durability, hardness and water resistance. In many cases, bamboo is also a more affordable material than other hardwoods. What is the best…

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People choose bamboo over solid wood because it is cheaper than hardwood. Bamboo plants are economically grown and harvested and only take five years to grow, so the green products are naturally inexpensive. We give it a 9 out of 10 for…

The flatness of bamboo can overcome the cylindrical shape of bamboo, thus changing the use of bamboo. 2 types of flat bamboo patterns are known. One is the so-called cut-and-glue method in which a cylindrical reed is cut into many small…

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Can engineered bamboo get wet? You can use engineered and in other rooms that see a lot of moisture, such as the laundry room and bathroom. However, even though they are waterproof, engineered bamboo floors are not waterproof, so you…

The biggest enemy of hardwood flooring is regular wear and tear, which can scratch and dull the wood finish and even scratch or wear down the wood itself. To ensure that you can keep your bamboo floors shining, you need to have a routine…

What happens if bamboo flooring gets wet? Water damage can twist, distort and discolour the bamboo. Water damage to your bamboo flooring can be prevented by: Wipe up spills immediately. Ask people to remove any wet shoes before walking…

What is bamboo strand flooring? Wire woven bamboo flooring is made by weaving and then compressing bamboo strands at extreme heat and pressure, which fuses the materials together and creates floors many times harder than traditional…