Strand Woven Bamboo Flooring

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Strand Woven Bamboo Flooring: The technical specification of the top quality strand woven bamboo supplied by The Solid Wood Flooring Company can be found here. Whilst Bamboo is technically a variety of grass there are also many varieties of Bamboo. We use only Mao Bamboo which is a variety that is the best for flooring due to its structure and size when mature. It is large in diameter than most other bamboos and is superior in strength due to its structure and density.

Do not buy cheap Bamboo where they have made it from different species and harvested it too early. You will find that it is not as durable or as hard as the Bamboo Flooring we produce.
Environmentally friendly the only green option for your flooring needs. Strand woven bamboo flooring is one of the hardest flooring material available today.


  • Antique Strand Woven Bamboo B450
    For full details of our Industrial hard lacquered finish can be seen here. Our finish is the latest and hardest in the market for a lifetime trouble…
  • Strand Woven Natural Bamboo Floor B440
    For full details of our Industrial hard lacquered finish can be seen here. Our finish is the latest and hardest in the market for a lifetime trouble…
  • Strand Woven Carbonised Bamboo Flooring B441
    For full details of our Industrial hard lacquered finish can be seen here. Our finish is the latest and hardest in the market for a lifetime trouble…
  • Strand Woven Bamboo Parquet
    This shows the strand woven parquet blocks in a herringbone pattern for full details of these parquet blocks including sizes please see the link…
  • Strand Woven Walnut Bamboo SAPPHIRE-B442 £26.88
    Strand Woven Walnut Bamboo Floor. This bamboo floor has been finished to a dark colour. Call 01666 504015 for more information.

Starting with the basics, here are a few facts. Bamboo is a grass, rather than a tree, and is the fastest growing plant on the planet – it can grow up to one metre in a single day and add more than 50m in height in a single growing season.

 Added to ! this is the fact that bamboo plants absorb more carbon dioxide than fast-growing trees like Eucalyptus and have carbon sequestration rates (the rate at which carbon dioxide is absorbed and processed by the plant) 20 per cent higher than equivalent conifer varieties.

Bamboo also doesn’t damage the surrounding land while achieving this growth – the root system reduces soil erosion by up to 75 per cent in two years and provides a valuable habitat for wildlife.

 In addition, the nature of the growing process of bamboo means that the plants are constantly feeding nutrients back into the soils as they grow. Bamboo also sheds foliage throughout its lifetime and growth, which ! means that the plants add biomass to the soil surrounding where they grow.

Bamboo is more durable than wood and can be made both strong and flexible allowing a huge variety of uses, from building construction and snowboards to wind turbine blades and bicycles.

Bamboo can be harvested for structural use within three to four years of planting, and will then provide an annual crop for ! up to 100 years. Unlike many timber products, the root system of bamboo continues to feed new shoots after harvesting, rather than dying off. In fact, the plant diverts nutrients from other parts to feed new shoots.

Finally, there is the human aspect of bamboo. Because of its use in almost any field, alongside food products and other materials used in day to day life, it is estimated that 1.5 billion people depend on it for survival. The global market for bamboo is currently estimated to be in the region of $5 billion per year – but with the worldwide potential of bamboo products, the market is expected to be worth $20 billion by 2015.