tongue and groove

 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 →

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 →

Most bamboo flooring is available in two main fitting systems – either tongue and groove or a click fitting system. Tongue and groove, which is often abbreviated to T&G, is the traditional installation method of wooden and bamboo flooring. Each plank of T&G bamboo flooring has one long and one short side with a protruding edge (called a tongue), and one long and one short side with a rebated edge (called a groove). The planks of tongue and groove bamboo flooring are designed and manufactured accurately with tongues and grooves that fit snuggly together, creating a smooth, gapless floor. Continue reading →