Bamboo Flooring Blog

Herringbone is the most popular style that you can create with bamboo parquet block flooring.  The herringbone pattern consists of recurring ‘v’ shapes.  The flooring is elegant and can really transform your home. Continue reading →

With a new bamboo floor, it is always best to get some cleaning tips and advice.  Generally, you can treat it like a wooden floor by sweeping and mopping to keep it clean.  To find out more great cleaning tips and advice for bamboo floors, keep reading! Continue reading →

A grey coloured bamboo floor is one of the most popular choices at the moment.  The beauty of a grey floor is that you will have a modern and fresh feel, while still having the natural luxury of bamboo. Over recent years, the colour range of bamboo floors has increased dramatically to keep up with demand.  Bamboo is obviously not naturally grey, so a colour stain is added to the surface.  This means that the colour options could be endless. Continue reading →

 When you are choosing a bamboo floor for your home you may be wondering whether to go for T&G or click fitting.  The difference between the two is the fitting profile on the edges of the planks of flooring.  T&G slots into each other, whereas click bamboo simply clicks together. Continue reading →

You need to let your floor acclimatise to its new surroundings before it is installed in your home.  Acclimatisation is a vital part of fitting your floor and should not be overlooked.  The reason that you need to do this is to let the bamboo planks or blocks to adapt to their new surroundings, which reduces the risk of movement and damage after installation. Continue reading →

Brown coloured bamboo floors are very popular at the moment.  Whether you choose dark, medium or light brown, the tones of the bamboo are sure to match any décor and transform your home.  A fresh, new floor can really make a difference to a home, especially in the right shade of brown. Continue reading →

A distressed bamboo floor can be great to choose if you are looking for a natural feeling floor that is eco-friendly and sustainable.  The distress marks on the bamboo allow extra character and charm to show through, whilst giving it a natural textured appearance.  It can be the perfect choice for your home or a commercial area as it is strong a durable.

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Taupe coloured bamboo is a great choice as it brings together brown and grey tones to give you a rich, warm but modern coloured floor.  Our Antique Taupe bamboo is made from strand woven bamboo, which is hard wearing and durable.  The planks have a slight texture on the surface, offering a natural and authentic feel.  The combination of a brown and grey colour is the perfect choice for anyone who can’t quite decide between the two.  With these warm tones of the taupe, you are sure to be able to match it to your existing décor. It will add a fresh and modern appeal to any room, whilst also adding character and sophistication. Continue reading →

Solid bamboo flooring is also known as either horizontal or vertical bamboo flooring.  The planks are made from solid bamboo strips, bonded together horizontally or vertically to create two different grain patterns.  Horizontal bamboo flooring has a wider grain pattern, whereas vertical bamboo flooring a narrow grain pattern.  You will find two colours to choose from: natural and carbonised. Continue reading →

Of course you can use bamboo flooring in your kitchen – it is a fantastic choice.  Bamboo is versatile and hard wearing and makes a great flooring choice for most rooms in your home.  Strand woven is the most durable and versatile type of bamboo flooring.  It is over twice as hard as Oak flooring, which is perfect for busy areas like kitchens, or even open plan kitchens and dining spaces. Continue reading →