Bamboo Floors:
Natural, Stained, Tinted Bamboo Flooring Horizontal or Vertical Bamboo Flooring
Bamboo
Flooring: One of the latest products in the wood flooring market, imported exotic bamboo flooring has some remarkable
qualities. As hard as Hard maple, 50% more stable and harder than Red
Oak. Made from grass, not wood, bamboo flooring is a grass
(with more than 1,000 species-worldwide), it rejuvenates itself to
maturity within 4 to 5 years, thus being an environmentally friendly
product by helping preserve our forest. Naturally golden blond in
color, with some varieties being steamed (carbonized), all having a unique
distinctive pattern when made into flooring. This beautiful product
works well in any decor or room setting. Bamboo flooring now comes
in over
55+ colors, complimenting any interior design.
See Types
of Bamboo Flooring.
During the manufacturing process many bamboo flooring products
are treated to prevent
insect and mildew damage and to conform to both residential and
commercial fire prevention standards. Most bamboo flooring manufacturers produce this
product prefinished, ready for installation. Whether nail down or glued
directly to a concrete surface, this is an engineered
product and can be floated like many other products of this type of
construction. Bamboo prefinished and site-finished flooring also comes with
accessories, stair parts, panels and veneers and even in a bamboo wide
plank flooring. Maintenance for this product is the same as most prefinished
products, with frequent sweeping and/or
vacuuming. This new flooring can start around $6.25 per square foot
(retail), plus the usual prep and installation charges. Get a
FREE
quote
from several sources of bamboo flooring.

Fast Facts: >
> > > >Bamboo is used
for:
constructing houses,
rafts, bridges, and scaffolding; culms of large species as containers
for liquids; fishing rods, water pipes, musical instruments, furniture
production, plywood, paneling, cabinets, counter tops, scaffolding and
flooring and chopsticks; Bamboo
flooring being harder than Northern Red Oak is more stable in it's
resistance to movement caused by moisture than any other wood floor product
with the exception of mesquite. Bamboo is the strongest growing woody
plant on earth.

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