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BAMBOO FLOORING

Bamboo is a natural surface covering material that has many of the properties of hardwood flooring, even though it is actually produced from a type of grass. It shares many of the positive benefits of a hardwood floor. Bamboo is eco-friendly and made from natural vegetation. The bamboo plant is a highly renewable resource that is able to grow to maturity in as little as three to five years. This is much faster than hardwood trees which can take upwards of twenty years or more to reach maturity.

Bamboo is relatively easy to maintain. You just have to sweep or vacuum it regularly to remove small particle debris. You can also occasional damp mop it, or clean it with a non-wax, non-alkaline, hardwood or bamboo floor cleanser. This material is slightly more resistant to water damage, stains, and warping than hardwood materials, although it is still a concern. The use of natural materials is an important trend in the construction industry right now. As people are becoming more ecologically conscious they are demanding products that reflect these values. They are also seeking materials and designs that reject the modern cookie cutter world and instead focus on individual personality and natural evolution.

Why Choose Carter Wood Floors?

  • South Bay's Best Value

  • 45+ Years of Carpets and Hardwood Flooring Experience

  • Over 10,000 Satisfied Customers

  • Licensed, Bonded & Insured

  • Free In-Home Estimates

It is our mission to provide our customers with quality floor covering products, competitive prices, and consistent service. We are dedicated to our customer needs and committed to their satisfaction.

All our work is performed by experienced technicians, to insure that the job is done right the first time.

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1443 Aviation Blvd
Redondo Beach, CA 90278

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