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Bamboo: Planet-Friendly Hardwood Floors

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If you've just got have hardwood floors but are battling with the eco-friendliness of the decision, we may have an answer for you: bamboo floors. Although the product involves cutting down grass, which is what bamboo really is, it is seen as planet friendly because it only takes up to six years to mature in comparison to 100 plus years for traditional hardwood flooring material.

Flooring professionals say those opting for bamboo floors should make sure that the glue used is formaldehyde free. Industry experts advise that buyers ensure that their bamboo is Forrest Stewardship Council certified, which means the product hails from a forest that was harvested in the proper and safest manner.

Charles & Hudson | March 31, 2008 | Comments () |

 

 

  • My husband and I have been looking into getting hardwood flooring for years, however with the advancements with bamboo flooring I think we are going to have to reconsider.
  • GReat
  • Will Barrow
    The great thing about bamboo is that it grows quickly (its actually grass) and is as solid as it gets
  • I'm hearing from lots of people that they love it. I like it everywhere I've seen it, too.
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