Bamboo Flooring Blog

Strand woven bamboo has become more and more popular over the recent years.  Its strength, versatility and sustainability has made it a fantastic alternative to hardwood flooring. Continue reading →

If you choose a bamboo floor you are more than likely going to need an underlay too.  All of our bamboo floors can be floated over an underlay (except parquet block).  It is actually the quickest and easiest way to install your bamboo as it eliminates the need for glue or nails. Both solid and engineered bamboo flooring can be floated. Continue reading →

We have a range of solid bamboo flooring profiles which match the styles and colours of our bamboo floors.   You can find the profiles in strand woven, horizontal and vertical bamboo, and in the full range of colours that we offer. Continue reading →

There are many different types of adhesive for bamboo flooring.  An adhesive is another name for glue.  You will need to use a glue if you decide to fix you bamboo floor into position.  If you choose to float your bamboo flooring over an underlay, there is no need for any adhesive if you have click fitting flooring, but you will need to glue the joints of tongue and groove bamboo flooring together. Continue reading →

Engineered bamboo flooring has a layer of strand woven bamboo on top of base layers of plywood.  This gives the bamboo flooring stability.  Any type of bamboo flooring is dimensionally stable but engineered bamboo means that the planks of flooring can be made wider than solid bamboo. Continue reading →

Bamboo flooring is an excellent choice for a residential property.  You can put bamboo flooring in almost any room in your home.  It gives a natural and elegant appearance whilst being strong, durable and easy to look after.

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We have put together this bamboo flooring guide as we think that bamboo is a great choice of floor covering.  There are various different types, structures and profiles of bamboo flooring, which can start to get confusing.  Hopefully this bamboo flooring guide will help to explain all of the differences so that you can make an informed decision about which bamboo floor to choose. Continue reading →

As winter is drawing closer, it is essential that you take extra care of your bamboo flooring.  The next few months are likely to be cold, wet and damp.  This puts your bamboo flooring at risk of being damaged and scratched if you do not look after it properly. Continue reading →

Bamboo flooring can be a perfect choice for commercial use.  Our strand woven bamboo flooring is strong and durable enough to withstand the high footfall of busy areas.  It provides a natural and sophisticated floor covering that is hard wearing and also sustainable. If you are using bamboo flooring for a commercial area, it must be fixed into position with flexible flooring adhesive or secret nails or screws.  Continue reading →

We have a wide range of bamboo flooring styles to choose from.  Distressed bamboo flooring is just one of the types of surface finishes that is available. Continue reading →