Why you use Bamboo

  Although giant bamboo is formally not a wood but agrass, it has excellent hardwood like characteristics: it is very hard and durable. This means bamboo flooring and decking can be used in heavy duty applications. Because of the composition…

Bamboo has high anti-radiation capacity, in 1945 the atomic bomb at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, left a huge hidden problem of nuclear radiation for the soil surface. Around the explosion center and the surrounding area, the animals were almost completely…

  Bamboo is an abundant resource. It grows faster than wood; up to 1 meter per day! Each year the 4-5 year stems are harvested, providing room for the younger bamboo to grow to maturity. After harvesting the mother plant,…

One bamboo plant consists of several poles and new shoots will grow from the mother plant every year. Generally 20-25% of the poles in a sustainable bamboo forest or plantation can be harvested each year. This happens without decreasing the…

Durability is an important yet often overlooked aspect of sustainability. The longer the lifetime of product the lower the environmental impact will be, simply because it will take longer before you need to replace it. Durability depends highly on the…

Of course we hope you can enjoy the our bamboo products for many years, but there will be a moment when it has ended its life cycle. At that moment another characteristic of bamboo will become important: it is easily…