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11 years11 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Bamboo Flooring and Timber Flooring

Hi Ponglong, $33 per sqm is sounding a bit cheap. Generally, it should cost around $25 US per sqm for good quality materials to buy from factories, then added onto…

11 years11 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Bamboo Flooring and Timber Flooring

It depends how much water the bamboo flooring will come into contact with. For example in the kitchen, that is prone to spills and constant water contact from the sink…

11 years11 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Comparing these two Bamboo samples - anything I'm missing?

Hi rjc786,
Compressed bamboo flooring is made from bamboo which is shredded and then processed together in a 2000 tonne press - then cut and manufactured into floorboards.
Looking at the…

11 years11 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Which Bamboo Floor is better

Hi murphywei,
Generally we recommend direct stick over the use of underlay. It avoids that "hollow" sounding noise when walked on and is more solid - especially if you are installing…

12 years12 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Embelton Bamboo Flooring

Hi Seachange, not quite sure what Daintree and Nullarbor colours are but here are a few photos of Coffee, Natural and Honey. I assume you are going with compressed bamboo…

12 years12 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Non busy bamboo colour. light shade

Goga,
Generally the patterns created in the bamboo flooring aren't by colour, but by the way the flooring is made. The grain patterns and line patterns on horizontal/vertical flooring are caused…

12 years12 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Bamboo Flooring Can you get it unfinished & then stained?

Hi Lewster,
Like Clique Floors said, it is very, very, very hard, if not impossible to get unfinished bamboo flooring then staining and varnishing after installation. Also, the "staining" you talk…

12 years12 yearsRewahRewah posted:
pics -my dark bamboo floors

Looks amazing! Really gives your home a modern and sleek vibe.
We're currently considering supplying darker ranges of flooring ourselves. Gotta say I'm loving it!

12 years12 yearsRewahRewah posted:
How are you all getting on with Bamboo Flooring?

The quality and experience you have with your bamboo flooring, like all products in life will really all come down to who you get your flooring from. If they have…

12 years12 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Bamboo Flooring - with inside dogs?

Hi Cheryl,
Although it already looks as though your question has been answered, your best bet is to go with compressed bamboo flooring which it looks like you have done already.…

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Why is bamboo cheaper than floating floorboards

Like BCJ said - Bamboo is generally cheaper because the actual plant grows really fast. It only takes 5-8 years to reach full maturity. Unlike trees bamboo can be repeatedly…

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Install bamboo floor before or after?

Hi Chris,
It all really depends on what you prefer if price is not an issue.
If you want something that looks professional, then installing your bamboo flooring first then your kitchen…

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Bamboo on new slab - need to seal the concrete?

bradster181 - Strand woven bamboo and compressed are the same :) Just different names.
Spud - If its waterproof it should be no problem. Generally, with underlay…

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
The Unofficial Bamboo Flooring Topic

Hi PHL,
Besides the obvious that floating floor is easier to remove, it is cheaper and depending on the quality of underlay used, the floors will feel less "hard" to walk…

The Unofficial Bamboo Flooring Topic
13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
The Unofficial Bamboo Flooring Topic

Hi Rowena, the creaking could be caused by a number of reasons.
Firstly just a background check, do you have click floorboards or tongue and groove?
And has the floor been installed…

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
The Unofficial Bamboo Flooring Topic

Hi rocketship,
If you type in "tiger strand bamboo flooring" into google images a ton of photos of the tiger strand installed come up. Unfortunately I can't post them here due…

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
The Unofficial Bamboo Flooring Topic

I didn't see anything in the forum rules not allowing this, but if it does breach any of the rules I apologise to the support/administrators.
I've noticed that there are many…

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Wonderfulfloor Hardwood or Bamboo floors

Hi soakedblonde,
I won't say which I'd recommend, because obviously I am a bit biased. :P
However if you have ANY questions at all about bamboo flooring in…

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Bamboo on new slab - need to seal the concrete?

Hi Spud,
There should be no need for sealing your concerete if your underlay is waterproof. Most underlays are waterproof, however its best to get this double checked.
Good luck!

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Strand Woven Bamboo Carbonized

Hi asja,
Firstly I am sorry that you are dissappointed in your flooring. Bamboo is a great product to put on your floors.Do you by any chance have a photo of…

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Bamboo Flooring at $43.95 sqm from Krakatoa Bamboo Flooring

Hi CascadePio, never heard of the company but I've got some tips here when buying bamboo flooring so you know that you're purchasing a high quality product.
1. Talk to…

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Bamboo or laminate, that is the question...

Bamboo is a very sustainable product if you are looking at environmental impact. Unlike other products, bamboo doesn't take decades to reach full maturity but only 5-7 years and can…

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Bamboo Flooring in Perth

Caseyb, if you are looking for bamboo flooring that will hold up well against your dogs then I suggest compressed bamboo flooring. Very strong, very durable and not easily scratched…

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Bamboo Flooring - Horizontal, Vertical, Compressed?

zeitgeber - Thanks for picking that up, all fixed now. :D
Yes in terms of strength compressed is superior to horizontal and vertical, but many people…

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Bamboo Flooring - Horizontal, Vertical, Compressed?

Questions, queries and opinions on each of these different types of bamboo flooring and your personal favourite?
Compressed:
Horizontal:
Vertical:

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Opinions on bench tops - Stone vs Wooden (vs Bamboo)

What are your opinions on each of these bench tops? The good and the bad?
Has anyone heard of Bamboo benchtop/has one in their home?

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Links- Benchtops

Has anyone considered bamboo as an alternative for bench tops?
http://www.bambooconnection.com.au/bamb ... --new.html
More info here:
http://www.homeone.com.au/articles/2011 ... lternative
Demonstration here:
http://bambooconnection.malaga.homeone.com.au/video

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Organic soil suppliers Perth area

I found this company on google, another website said that so far this is the only supplier of organic soil in Perth.
http://www.greenlifesoil.com.au/
Hope this helps.

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Pebbles ... from house to HOME!

Thanks a lot Pebbles! Will go Bunnings hunting soon.
Also, great job on your wonderful home. That shell lamp and photo wall are absolutely gorgeous. :D

13 years13 yearsRewahRewah posted:
Pebbles ... from house to HOME!

I absolutely LOVE that rack in your laundry, may I ask where you bought it?

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