What makes bamboo so special?

In general, AMBOOO bamboo decking boards offer slip resistance in accordance with DIN 51097 and DIN 51130 - R12. The smooth side of the decking board is even more slip-resistant than the profiled side. With profiled sides, weather or environmental influences, such as rain and frost or pollen, dirt, etc. play a greater role and can become more slippery.

The advantages of the smooth side are easier cleaning and care. Visually, natural, weather-related changes in the material can be more noticeable, but can also be processed faster and better.

Our bamboo decking boards are extremely durable and outlast many types of wood. Thanks to their high density and dimensional stability, they are exceptionally resistant to weathering and warping. With professional installation and proper care, they can easily exceed their 25-year warranty.

Our bamboo decking boards have the highest possible durability rating of Class 1, according to EN 311/350-2. This durability class signifies a lifespan of over 25 years.

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Bamboo is a super plant because it...

• grows up to 1 meter per day, offering vast resources
• is undemanding in terms of growth and generally requires little water
• absorbs a lot of CO2 while growing rapidly and produces oxygen in the process
• does not die when harvested but sprouts anew
• provides erosion control through its dense root system
• offers socioeconomic benefits, as a source of income in economically disadvantaged regions
• and, due to the longevity of the products, conserves resources
• serves as an alternative to hardwoods and tropical woods

Bamboo is more stable in color and grays much more slowly than common types of wood. In addition, the greying of bamboo profiles is much more a superficial “dirt” that does not penetrate deep into the material due to special properties such as density and strength. The look can be maintained by cleaning and care with the special bamboo care oil from AMBOOO.

For stubborn dirt, we recommend cleaning with AMBOOO Cleaner before oiling. If the material has not been cared for a long time, it should be treated or sanded with a silicon carbide broom.

Our bamboo profiles are exceptionally hard. At 107 N/mm², they are approximately three times as hard as oak (34 N/mm²) or teak (31 N/mm²). Despite this, you can still use standard woodworking tools to work with the material. However, we recommend using metal drill bits and saw blades for drilling and cutting.

Thanks to their dimensional stability, working with bamboo profiles is straightforward and convenient.

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