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Strand Woven Parquet Block Bamboo Flooring.

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Carbonised bamboo refers to one of the colour choices of flooring, but it has not had a colour stain added.  If you look at carbonised bamboo it is much darker than the natural, golden and blonde tones of natural bamboo.  It is a richer medium brown colour.  Within our range of carbonised bamboo you will find the following: Continue reading →

Yes you can float a solid bamboo floor.  Bamboo flooring is much more dimensionally stable than hardwood so even solid bamboo can be floated over an underlay.  Sometimes you will hear the term ‘loose laying’ a floor, which is just the same as floating.  There are two exception to this: Continue reading →

Rustic bamboo flooring is a fantastic product that can really change the feel and ambience of a room.  It looks quite different from standard bamboo flooring and is sure to add a wow factor to your home. Continue reading →

Plank style bamboo flooring, which is sometimes known as 1-strip bamboo is simply bamboo flooring that comes in single planks, rather than blocks.  It is by far the most popular choice of bamboo flooring with the alternative being parquet block bamboo. Continue reading →

Bamboo flooring is a great choice if you are looking for a floor to use in a commercial area.  You will just need to make sure that you choose the correct type of bamboo flooring as some are stronger than others. Continue reading →

Underlay is a barrier or cushioned layer that sits between your floor and the subfloor in your property. You will need an underlay if you choose to float your bamboo floor.  All of our bamboo floors, with the exception of parquet block, can be floated over an underlay.  Continue reading →

Bamboo flooring is fairly resilient but it should be looked after and cleaned correctly, with the appropriate equipment.  Like any hard floor, you should sweep to remove the dirt and then mop to clean the surface.  There are many different types of mops available so here is our quick guide on which to use. Continue reading →

Over recent years bamboo flooring has become increasingly popular.  The range of styles, types and colours of bamboo flooring has greatly improved so that you now have a more varied choice.  Over a decade ago when we first started selling bamboo flooring, there was only a choice of two different bamboo floors in two colours.  Continue reading →

The choice between horizontal or vertical bamboo is purely down to personal choice and aesthetics. They are both made from solid strips of bamboo that have been glued together to form a plank of flooring.  Both horizontal and vertical bamboo are the same strength and are available in the same two colour options; natural and carbonised. Continue reading →