Bamboo Flooring Comparisons

Bamboo and oak occupy the same price bracket, serve the same residential and commercial applications, and both carry strong durability […]

Bamboo and oak occupy the same price bracket, serve the same residential and commercial applications, and both carry strong durability

Strand-woven bamboo and laminate flooring occupy opposite ends of the flooring spectrum — one is a compressed natural fiber engineered

Bamboo and cork represent two structurally different materials — one a compressed grass, the other harvested tree bark — that

Strand-woven bamboo and luxury vinyl plank occupy opposite ends of the material spectrum — one is a compressed grass-based composite

Strand woven bamboo and solid hardwood occupy different positions on every measurable axis that matters to a flooring decision —

Bamboo flooring and tile occupy opposite ends of the flooring material spectrum — one is a compressed grass product with

Bamboo flooring and engineered wood occupy the same price bracket and appeal to the same renovation audience, but they are

Bamboo flooring is a natural, grass-derived surface material manufactured through compression or lamination of Moso bamboo culms, while laminate flooring

Bamboo flooring is a compressed grass-based surface material with a Janka hardness rating that reaches 3,000 lbf in strand-woven form,