The Bamboo Flooring Making Machine

The bamboo flooring making process begins by harvesting the stalks, then cutting them lengthwise into strips that are then glued together. Bamboo is two to three times denser than other types of bamboo, which lends itself to different surface treatments and finishes. The strips are available as natural, carbonized, and stained. In addition, there are different thicknesses, from 1/2 to 5/8 inches thick.

After the process is finished, bamboo flooring is usually sealed using aluminium oxide, a UV protection agent, and a moisture sealant. The flooring is then inspected to ensure it is of the highest quality and ready for installation. The finished product is then shipped. Bamboo flooring is also available in floating and click-together versions.

Bamboo is an excellent resource for building durable, natural, and sustainable flooring. It is one of the fastest-growing and most adaptable agricultural crops in the world. Some companies that manufacture bamboo flooring include Moso International B.V., the Kerala State Bamboo Corporation, and Shanghai Tenbro Bamboo Textile Co. Ltd. According to estimates, the global market for bamboo flooring will reach 72 billion dollars by 2026, growing at a compound annual rate of 5%. The projected growth rate is largely due to China and India, two of the largest producers of bamboo globally.

Vertical bamboo flooring uses vertical strips of bamboo and a thin layer of lamination to provide a smooth surface. Horizontal bamboo flooring uses a tongue-and-groove system to ensure a tight fit. In addition, these products can withstand UV rays and are scratch-resistant. Bamboo flooring is similar to hardwood flooring in its appearance and style.

The bamboo flooring making process begins with cutting the stalks into flat strips. After this, they are kiln-dried and sanded. Then, the bamboo strips are made into planks. After the sanding process, they are then finished and lacquered with a light UV lacquer. It can be made into any desired thickness and finish. Bamboo flooring is also available in engineered forms, with the bamboo surface layer glued to a wood substrate.

Bamboo flooring is made with environmentally-friendly practices. Unlike hardwood, bamboo is a renewable resource. It matures in five years, while hardwood trees take up to a century to reach maturity. Because it is a renewable resource, bamboo can be harvested more than once, and it regenerates itself naturally after harvesting.

Anil Enterprises is a leading manufacturer of bamboo processing machinery. It manufactures a variety of bamboo-processing machinery, including bamboo sawing machines, bamboo splitting machines, and bamboo flooring making machines. Founded in 1982, the company is known for producing high-quality bamboo processing machinery. The company also produces bamboo sliver making machines and bamboo furniture.