furniture grade strand woven bamboo panel is made by laminating thin bamboo fibers together with eco-friendly phenol formaldehyde adhesvie. the production process is similar to OSB (Oriented Strand Board). the bamboo fibers are soaked in glue, then dried in a tunnel with hot air or in the open air.
and then the bamboo fibers are put together under 2000 tons of pressure by using either hot pressed or cold pressed technology. this strand woven bamboo material is highly compressed, and features a high density of 1100-1200kgs/m3. strand woven bamboo is also called high density bamboo or compressed bamboo. it is an extremely hard and rigid material.
modern technology made it possible to press 4'x8', 2440x1220mm sheets of strand woven bamboo panels. available in carbonized, natural and tiger grains. strand woven bamboo looks exotic, antique and compatible with modern interior furnishings, appreciated by architects and interior designers.
furniture grade strand woven bamboo panel is made by laminating thin bamboo fibers together with eco-friendly phenol formaldehyde adhesvie. the production process is similar to OSB (Oriented Strand Board). the bamboo fibers are soaked in glue, then dried in a tunnel with hot air or in the open air.
and then the bamboo fibers are put together under 2000 tons of pressure by using either hot pressed or cold pressed technology. this strand woven bamboo material is highly compressed, and features a high density of 1100-1200kgs/m3. strand woven bamboo is also called high density bamboo or compressed bamboo. it is an extremely hard and rigid material.
modern technology made it possible to press 4'x8', 2440x1220mm sheets of strand woven bamboo panels. available in carbonized, natural and tiger grains. strand woven bamboo looks exotic, antique and compatible with modern interior furnishings, appreciated by architects and interior designers.
China based manufacturer of high quality furniture grade bamboo panels, plywood, lumber, timber, beams, veneer, decking, flooring, moldings, crafts and more.
