BAMBOO : - Is as hard as most hardwoods - Is a sustainable resource - Has an expansion rate of about half that of other hardwoods. - No waxing required - Allergy free - Can be re-finished up to 5 times

Residential -25 year structural warranty plus a 10 year surface finish warranty.

Why use Earth Bamboo flooring?

• Earth Bamboo Flooring has a 25 year structural warranty plus a 10 year surface finish warranty
• is an environmentally sustainable and friendly product
• is more dimensionally stable and durable than most hardwoods
• has 6 coast of High-Tech UV-Cured Polyurethane Finish with Aluminium Oxide
• can be re-finished up to 5 times if required
• requires less maintenance than hardwood floors

You too can save the environment

Bamboo is a tree-like woody grass and unlike traditional hardwood, when harvested, bamboo does not require replanting. Mature bamboo has an extensive root system that continues to send up new shoots for decades.

China is one of the most dense growth regions in the world with over 500 different species of bamboo covering in excess of 7 million hectares. Even though bamboo flooring is a relatively new product, bamboo itself has been used to manufacture different items, including building products for centuries.

Bamboo can be harvested every four years, compared to oak, cherry, maple and exotic hardwoods, which in some cases can take 100 years or more to grow to maturity. Bamboo is a green and sustainable product harvested from controlled forests.

Bamboo is a naturally beautiful and durable alternative to our limited global supply of hardwood, and like traditional timber is a natural organic substance.

Therefore bamboo is an excellent renewable resource and by selecting bamboo over traditional hardwood flooring you too can help save the forests, the habitat of endangered wildlife, and the environment.

Earth Bamboo flooring not only looks great but is more dimensionally stable and more durable than most hardwoods. In fact, Earth Bamboo is 50% more dimensionally stable than northern red oak and 27% harder than rock maple, the benchmarks by which hardwood floors are measured.

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