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BAMBOO |
Bamboo flooring is now considered a popular green NYC flooring
material that is at once practical, beautiful and highly sustainable.
Bamboo, a wood substitute, matures in just three years (compared
to the decades needed for a tree like oak or maple). And since
the bamboo plant regenerates without replanting and requires minimal
fertilization or pesticides that means no more added chemicals
or costly labor. Bamboo is tougher than oak so you don’t
need to worry about it not standing up to an active family’s
lifestyle. Bamboo plank NYC flooring boasts a fresh look for homes
across the tri-state area.
Bamtex Collection by Wood Flooring International
Bamtex has been offering quality bamboo wood flooring since 1997.
Palm Flooring
Coconut palm flooring, like bamboo, is a sustainable wood that makes
a fantastic choice for the eco-savvy homeowner. And since there are
over 150 of this sustainable species growing in regions as diverse
as Southeast Asia to and Central America, many green home designers
are looking to palm wood products as yet another tool in their palette.
Durapalm
Durapalm’s coconut palm flooring is harvested from plantation-grown palm
trees that no longer produce coconuts.
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