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Advantages of Bamboo Flooring
Bamboo flooring
has become one of the most popular trends in
home flooring over recent years, mainly because
it is versatile, attractive,
environmentally-friendly and stain resistant.
It is also
fairly easy to install in much the same way as
more conventional wooden flooring, and can be
installed in several different ways. Bamboo can
be easily stapled down, nailed or glued down.
Bamboo looks good once installed, and is
pleasing to look at partly because of the
natural patterns and slight variations in its
color. It is generally readily available in two
styles – flat-grain and vertical patterns.
Another advantage of bamboo is that it can
easily be stained or dyed.
Bamboo is stronger than most people think – it
can withstand twice as much force as concrete
and ounce for ounce, is stronger than brick and
many types of wood. Because of its strength and
durability, bamboo can be used in any room in
the house, and increasingly more people choose
to use it as flooring in the kitchen or
bathroom. Because the plant is grown mostly in
tropical regions, it is naturally water and
moisture resistant, and also less likely to
warp.
If you are concerned for the environment, bamboo
flooring is also environmentally-friendly when
compared to other more conventional types of
wood. Bamboo grows much faster than other
hardwoods commonly used for flooring – once
planted, bamboo can be ready for harvesting in
as little as five years. As bamboo is
technically a grass, it can also be harvested
more than once from the same place, thus further
helping to protect the environment.
Bamboo flooring, when properly installed is both
attractive and long-lasting. As wood flooring
types go, it is also just a little bit different
and unusual. And of course, if you have an Asian
theme or Asian furnishings in your home, bamboo
flooring is a perfect complement.
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