Bamboo Products

Quality Raw Materials

We use 5-6 year old matured  bamboo which is most compact,  most durable and most suited  for bamboo flooring.

E1 Standard

We use 8 coats of odorless,  healthy and scratch resistant  German Treffert paint.

The formaldehyde component  of our bamboo flooring is up  to E1 European Standard.

Advanced Technology

Our partner manufacturing plant  has over 20 years of experience  using the most advanced technology  in manufacturing.

High Tech Locking + PE Foam

Click locking system for easy installation, removal and repair. It is more high-tech, stable, and convenient compared to the normal T&G locking system. We also use PE foam with special HDPE layer.

Termite Treated

Our planks are treated against termites.

LONG PLANKS

Our strandwoven planks are much longer in length which leaves lesser gaps compared to other bamboo flooring.

Trusted Supplier

Our company has been supplying  construction materials since 2010  and is conveniently located along  EDSA Pasay.

“Bamboo is a popular living room, den, and family room flooring material due to its versatility, its Eco-friendly nature, and the fact that is is relatively durable and easy to maintain. It is available in a variety of shades and stains, as well as several different manufactured styles, all of which maintain a natural beauty that shows through the unique characteristics found in its surface.”

– Joseph Lewitin (Flooring Expert, The Spruce)

“Bamboo, This grass, incredibly difficult to remove from your yard, looks surprisingly attractive when turned into flooring. If you have ever tried to hack bamboo out of your yard, you know how tough this grass can be.

The secret to bamboo flooring’s sky-high Janka durability ratings lies in three factors: stalk placement, added materials, and quality of bamboo.”

– Lee Wallender (Lee has over two decades of hands-on experience remodeling, fixing, and improving homes, and has been providing home improvement advice for over 12 years.)

“Imagine a material. That is beautifully engineered. That to produce it, it will consume minimal energy. That actually sinks carbon dioxide. And it simply grows.

We don’t have to manufacture it. And we can harvest it in 3 to 5 years. And in the process, it will employ millions of people in rural communities in the developing world. And it is very cheap.

There is a material. It’s bamboo.”

-David Trujillo (Senior Lecturer of Coventry University, UK) “Bamboo: 21st century steel” at TEDxCoventryUniversity conference