Modern New Build with Natural Strand Woven Bamboo Flooring

throughout the ground floor through to a spiral staircase.

In the spring of 2019, Mark and Julia embarked on an amazing adventure of building their own house in the beautiful market town of Bridport, Dorset.  In early 2020, they were ready for flooring to be chosen.  Bamboo flooring was their first choice due to its “eco-credentials, price, strength and attractiveness.”  The particular type of bamboo flooring that Mark and Julia chose was Natural Strand Woven Bamboo.  The natural, golden tones of the bamboo perfectly complement the rural setting of their modern home. Continue reading →

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

Bamboo flooring is available in both plank or parquet block formats.  The flooring is produced using the same type of bamboo and made in the same way.  The difference is the size of the flooring.  Bamboo planks are long and thin planks of flooring, whereas parquet blocks are smaller blocks.  Consequently both will give a completely different appearance of flooring. Continue reading →

Strand woven bamboo flooring is by far the most popular choice of bamboo flooring.  Over recent years it has growth in popularity and is our best-selling type of bamboo. It has good reason to be sought after with many benefits and advantages over other types of flooring. Continue reading →

There are many popular colours of bamboo flooring.  Trends and fashions change with time, but beyond that the core colours of bamboo flooring are always the most popular.  They offer an elegance and a timeless appeal.  As bamboo flooring can last a lifetime, people often choose a colour of flooring that will go with any style of décor.  This means that as the wallpaper, paint and furnishings change, the bamboo floor will continue to complement its new surroundings. Continue reading →

Many people wand a durable flooring for their hallway.  Hallways are the entrance to your home, so you will want them to make an impact on whoever visits. They are also one of the busiest areas of your home, therefore need a durable and long-lasting floor covering.  If you are looking for a natural floor, that is eco-friendly and durable then we think that strand woven bamboo flooring is the perfect choice. Continue reading →

Tongue and groove bamboo flooring relates to the fitting method of the floor.  Bamboo flooring, like any hardwood floors, can be found with either a tongue and groove fitting profile or a click fitting system.  Both types of floor are made from the same type of bamboo in the same way, they just have a different fitting profile added.  Continue reading →

Bamboo flooring makes the perfect companion to underfloor heating systems.  The natural properties of bamboo help it to retain heat, while allowing it to withstand the changes in temperature. Continue reading →

Trying to prevent scratches on your bamboo floor should be one of your main priorities.  Bamboo flooring is extremely resilient and hard wearing but can still scratch and dent if you do not look after it properly.  Having a bamboo floor installed can transform any room, but you will want to keep it looking fresh and new for as long as possible.  Small scuffs and dents are inevitable and can often add some character to the floor.  Continue reading →

Distressed bamboo flooring relates to the surface finish of the planks of bamboo flooring.  The surface of the planks have a textured and distressed feel.  This gives a rustic and authentic appearance.  The distressing process takes place during the manufacturing stage of the bamboo flooring.  Continue reading →