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Bamboo is often misunderstood as a type of hardwood. It is a special type of grass that grows into large stalks producing a wood that is equally tough as maple. It adapts well to the environment where it grows and survive in areas with fair to poor soil conditions, still growing surprisingly fast. 

A very controlled and supervised harvesting process has almost no effect on the individual stalk of bamboo. It keeps growing to extreme heights even after harvesting. This nature of bamboo is considered a renewable source of flooring material, and is recommended for people with an eco-friendly approach. Moreover, the appearance of bamboo flooring makes it an ideal choice for your office and home interiors.

Bamboo flooring is offered a wide diversity in cuts, colors and finish, making every flooring project unique in many ways.  Among the subset of bamboo flooring are a number of sub-headings for the consideration of buyers and consumers.  Two major color varieties in bamboo flooring are standard offerings, each one individually decorative

• the creamy blonde tone of natural bamboo
• the smoky, rich carbonized bamboo. 
• The extremely durable strand-woven bamboo floors is a choice in bamboo flooring which adds the practice of the best use of materials to the long line of environmental benefits for which bamboo flooring is best known.  
• The highly advanced engineered bamboo flooring, adds innovation to the mix which is offered by bamboo flooring, highly suitable to an even wider range of applications.

With all of these options lies some common strengths which make bamboo flooring a tasteful and practical choice:

• Unique patterns put bamboo in a class by itself
• Natural bamboo flooring is comparable to maple for hardness
• Bamboo is suitable to be installed in a variety of settings without the need to nail down to a sub floor.
• Bamboo is a fast-growing, robust species which is highly renewable