ZEALSEA BAMBOO FLOORING
HIGHEST QUALITY, BEST PRICE

Zealsea Timber Flooring are happy to offer you a high quality range of bamboo flooring options at the best price on the Australian market! Bamboo is the most economically viable natural flooring option, combining durability, aesthetic, under foot feel, and price in one irresistable package.

FAQ

Q. “I’ve heard bad things about bamboo / have friends who had bad experiences with bamboo, how is your bamboo any different?”

A. When the bamboo craze first hit the Ausralian market, a lot of shops previously specialising in carpet decided to offer bamboo as well. This meant that carpet installers were now installing bamboo. The most essential part of bamboo installation is leaving an expansion gap around all edges of the flooring and in areas exceeding a certain width. A lot of installations were done without appropriate expansion allowances, so when the bamboo started expanding in high moisture seasons (as expected from a natural product), a lot of floors started bubbling up and had to be removed.

We have properly installed thousands of meters of all kinds of different bamboo flooring products every year for many years, and have never had a problem with it.

PERFECT FOR DIY INSTALLATION

Our bamboo flooring is perfect for a “do it yourself” installation. You will maintain full warranty even if you are not a qualified professional. Furthermore, our friendly team at Zealsea Timber Flooring are more than happy to provide instructions and tips on the best way to install your flooring. Pop in today and grab the perfect materials for a weekend family project!

EXTREME DURABILITY

Measuring on the Janka scale, strand woven bamboo achieves a rating of 14. This is on par with Ironbark, considered Australia’s toughest natural timber.

ECOLOGICALLY FRIENDLY

Besides bamboo being an extremely ecologically sustainable material, our bamboo flooring also achieves the highest possible formaldehyde emissions rating based on European standards, E0. This stringent classification standard requires the wood specimen to have less than 0.5mg per liter of formaldehyde. Our bamboo has 0.05.