Can Bamboo flooring be installed over a hardwood floor?
Yes! Bamboo can be installed over hardwood timber, both using the direct stick method and also the floating method.

The direct stick method involves sanding the hardwood floor back to the raw timber, before the installation of the bamboo. This procedure will allow the glue to bond to the surface of the hardwood, more effectively.

Please note: Both methods will cause a significant raise in floor level, which can cause a few issues.

Can Bamboo Flooring be installed over tiles?
It is possible using the floating floor method. However, it is also recommended using the direct stick method and the installation depends on the original tiles condition. We have no issues installing bamboo onto tiles if the customer requests, however the finish on the tile needs to be ground back first to allow the MB to be applied.

Please note: Both options can significantly raise the floor level, which can cause a few issues.

Also, we strongly recommend that if you choose the direct stick method, the removal of the tiles is preferred, so we can install on to the concrete sub floor. This technique will ensure you are covered by the full warranty. The removal of the tiles is an extra cost.

How long does it take to install Bamboo Flooring?
It depends on the application, whether it is the direct stick or floating flooring, the layout of the design and if there are any obstructions (such as a staircase) will all factor into the time involved to execute the installation.

The floating floor method uses a click & lock system which is quicker to install because no glue, moisture barrier or clamping is required.

An average 100m2 home can take approximately 3-4 days for direct stick. The click & lock systems used for the floating floors can take 2-3 days from start to finish. It depends on each individual installation, and it is worth saying that each installation is not rushed and we will take more time, if needed.

How do you install Bamboo Flooring?
There are 2 main installation applications:


1. Click and Lock Bamboo, which is a floating floor. Click & Lock Bamboo flooring sits on an underlay and does not require glue. The underlay has a moisture protection layer incorporated within it.



2. Tongue & Groove Bamboo, which is direct stick floor. Solid or Engineered Compressed Bamboo Flooring is a direct stick board that requires gluing to the sub-floor. However, the sub-floor must be sealed with a moisture barrier, prior to the boards being installed.

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