Bamboo Flooring

Our Bamboo Flooring collection offers a natural, eco-friendly alternative with the durability to match modern living. Known for its strength and unique grain patterns, bamboo flooring provides a warm, organic feel while being resistant to daily wear.

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Front view of Black Charcoal Solid Bamboo 1820x118x12mm in Black Charcoal colour dark shade flooring sample

Solid Bamboo Flooring

Black Charcoal Solid Bamboo 1820x118x12mm

$68.20 per m²
Angled view of Olive Wood Solid Bamboo 1820x118x12mm in Olive Wood colour medium tone flooring sample

Solid Bamboo Flooring

Olive Wood Solid Bamboo 1820x118x12mm

$68.20 per m²
Top-down view of Pinot Noir Solid Bamboo 1820x118x12mm in Pinot Noir colour medium tone flooring sample

Solid Bamboo Flooring

Pinot Noir Solid Bamboo 1820x118x12mm

$68.20 per m²
Full view of Iron Silver Solid Bamboo 1820x118x12mm in Iron Silver colour light tone flooring sample

Solid Bamboo Flooring

Iron Silver Solid Bamboo 1820x118x12mm

$68.20 per m²
Profile view of Brown Roast Solid Bamboo 1820x118x12mm in Brown Roast colour warm tone flooring sample

Solid Bamboo Flooring

Brown Roast Solid Bamboo 1820x118x12mm

$68.20 per m²
Flat lay of Cocoa Beans Solid Bamboo 1820x118x12mm in Cocoa Beans colour medium tone flooring sample

Solid Bamboo Flooring

Cocoa Beans Solid Bamboo 1820x118x12mm

$68.20 per m²

Bamboo Flooring – Sustainable Strength With Natural Style

Bamboo flooring has become a popular choice for Australian homes thanks to its mix of natural beauty, durability and eco-friendly appeal. Made using strand-woven bamboo, these floors are harder than many hardwoods, easy to maintain, and bring a unique look that works across modern, coastal and traditional interiors.

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Why Choose Bamboo Flooring?

  • Eco-friendly material – bamboo is a fast-growing, renewable resource that’s more sustainable than traditional hardwoods.
  • Incredibly strong – strand woven bamboo can be tougher than oak or jarrah, making it ideal for high-traffic areas.
  • Timeless look – natural grains and warm tones give bamboo a distinctive style that doesn’t date.
  • Easy care – pre-finished boards only need sweeping and an occasional mop to stay fresh.
  • Cost-effective – delivers the premium look of timber flooring without the premium price tag.

Not sure if bamboo is right for you? Compare it with Engineered Timber, Hybrid or Laminate Flooring.

Bamboo Flooring Colours & Finishes

Bamboo floors come in a variety of tones and finishes to suit your home:

  • Natural bamboo – pale and airy, perfect for coastal and minimalist spaces.
  • Carbonised bamboo – heat-treated to a deeper, caramel tone that adds warmth and richness.
  • Grey & contemporary tones – modern finishes that suit urban apartments and industrial-style homes.
  • Matte & satin finishes – choose a natural look that hides marks, or a satin finish for subtle shine.

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Light Tone,
Grey Tone,
Dark Tone.

Where Bamboo Flooring Fits Best

  • Living rooms – strong, stylish and warm underfoot, bamboo creates a natural centrepiece for family areas.
  • Bedrooms – softer natural tones make bedrooms feel calm and relaxed.
  • Hallways & entries – strand woven bamboo resists dents and traffic wear.
  • Dining rooms & studies – versatile, elegant, and easy to keep clean.

Like engineered timber, bamboo isn’t recommended for wet zones like bathrooms or laundries. For water-prone areas, see our Waterproof Vinyl or Hybrid Flooring.

Installation & Maintenance

Most bamboo flooring uses a click-lock floating system, making it simple to install over a clean, level subfloor. It can also be glued down for extra stability if required. For long-lasting performance, pair it with a quality underlay for comfort and sound absorption.

Maintenance is low-fuss—sweep regularly, mop occasionally, and protect high-use spots with mats or rugs. Avoid harsh chemicals or excessive water to keep your bamboo floors in top condition.

Why Buy Bamboo From Hybrid Floors Australia

  • Free samples – see colours and finishes in your space before deciding.
  • Direct-to-you pricing – online-only model means no showroom overheads.
  • Full range of floors – including
    Bamboo,
    Engineered Timber,
    Hybrid,
    Vinyl and
    Laminate.

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Bamboo Flooring FAQs

Is bamboo flooring environmentally friendly?

Yes. Bamboo is one of the fastest-growing plants in the world, making it a highly renewable and eco-friendly flooring choice.

Is bamboo flooring durable?

Strand woven bamboo is extremely hard—often stronger than traditional hardwoods like oak and jarrah—making it suitable for high-traffic areas.

Can bamboo flooring be refinished?

Some bamboo floors with thicker wear layers can be sanded and refinished, but always check the specific product’s details before attempting.

Is bamboo flooring water-resistant?

Bamboo is more water-resistant than solid timber but not fully waterproof. It’s best used in living areas, bedrooms, hallways and dining rooms—not wet zones like bathrooms.

How does bamboo compare to engineered timber?

Bamboo is generally harder and more eco-friendly, while engineered timber provides a classic wood grain look. Both are pre-finished, stable, and low-maintenance alternatives to solid timber.


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Sustainable Timber Alternative: Why Bamboo Flooring Is So Popular in Australia

Bamboo flooring offers the warmth and beauty of timber with added sustainability and durability. As one of the fastest-growing flooring options in Australia, bamboo combines strength, style, and eco-conscious appeal—perfect for homeowners looking for a greener way to floor their space.

What Makes Bamboo Flooring a Great Choice for Modern Australian Homes

Bamboo flooring is a natural, hard-wearing, and eco-friendly alternative to traditional timber floors. In Australia, it’s become a go-to choice for renovators and new home builders who want the authentic look of wood without the environmental impact or premium price tag. Bamboo grows rapidly—reaching maturity in just 5–7 years—which makes it a renewable, low-footprint material that appeals to sustainability-conscious homeowners.

Strand-woven bamboo flooring is particularly popular thanks to its incredible durability. It’s denser than many hardwoods and can handle everyday wear in high-traffic areas. It’s ideal for living rooms, hallways, and bedrooms—and with the right finish, can even work in kitchens. Many bamboo floors sold in Australia feature a tough protective coating that resists scratches, stains, and fading from sunlight exposure.

Design-wise, bamboo offers natural charm with a clean, uniform grain. It’s available in a range of tones—from light blondes to warm coffee hues and darker carbonised finishes. Some styles even mimic traditional oak or jarrah while still retaining the unique character of bamboo.

Installation is typically done using a click-lock system, similar to laminate or hybrid flooring, and can be floated over underlay for acoustic comfort. Bamboo flooring is easy to maintain with regular sweeping and the occasional damp mop, making it perfect for busy Australian homes.

Bamboo Flooring: Sustainable, Strong, and Seriously Stylish

Bamboo flooring is one of those rare finds that ticks all the boxes — it’s eco-friendly, incredibly durable, and looks stunning in just about any space. Whether you're renovating your forever home or upgrading a rental, bamboo offers the warmth of timber with a lighter environmental footprint.

Thanks to its natural hardness and stability, bamboo flooring stands up to daily wear and tear while giving you that polished, organic look interior designers love. It’s also moisture-resistant, easy to clean, and works beautifully in both modern and traditional homes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes, bamboo flooring is considered one of the most sustainable flooring materials available. Bamboo is a type of grass that regenerates quickly—some species can grow over a metre per day—and reaches maturity in just 5–7 years, compared to hardwood trees which can take decades. It requires less water, no replanting, and produces more oxygen than many tree species, making it a low-impact alternative to traditional timber. In addition, most reputable bamboo flooring manufacturers use environmentally responsible harvesting and production processes, including non-toxic adhesives and low-emission coatings. When choosing bamboo flooring, look for certifications such as FSC (Forest Stewardship Council) or E0 low-emission ratings to ensure you're selecting a genuinely eco-conscious product. With its fast growth cycle and renewable nature, bamboo is an excellent choice for environmentally minded homeowners in Australia.

Strand-woven bamboo flooring is actually harder and more durable than many traditional hardwoods. The manufacturing process compresses bamboo fibres under high heat and pressure, creating an incredibly dense and strong material. This makes strand-woven bamboo highly resistant to scratches, dents, and daily wear—making it ideal for high-traffic areas like living rooms, hallways, and entryways. In fact, on the Janka hardness scale, strand-woven bamboo rates higher than popular hardwoods like blackbutt and oak. With a quality finish, it also holds up well against stains and UV exposure. While all timber and bamboo floors can scratch under heavy impact or furniture movement, using rugs and felt pads under furniture can help preserve the surface. Overall, bamboo is one of the most durable natural flooring options available in the Australian market.

Yes, bamboo flooring performs well in most Australian climates, including humid coastal regions and dry inland areas. Its dimensional stability is similar to that of engineered timber, meaning it expands and contracts less than solid hardwood with temperature or humidity changes. This makes it suitable for a wide range of installations—from Sydney and Brisbane to Perth and Adelaide. However, like all timber-based products, bamboo is still sensitive to excessive moisture or direct water exposure. It’s best used in dry, indoor environments and not recommended for bathrooms or outdoor areas. To prevent movement or gapping, it’s important to allow your bamboo flooring to acclimatise before installation and leave the recommended expansion gaps. When installed correctly, bamboo provides a stable, beautiful surface that holds up to the rigours of Australian living.

Bamboo flooring is DIY-friendly if you choose a click-lock floating system. This type of bamboo plank fits together without nails or glue and can be installed over underlay, making it suitable for many subfloors including concrete, plywood, and existing tile. Installation usually requires basic tools such as a rubber mallet, spacers, a saw, and a tapping block. However, strand-woven bamboo is very dense, so cutting may require a specialised blade. If you’re not comfortable using tools or working around complex layouts, it may be worth hiring a professional installer. For glued-down bamboo flooring, professional installation is strongly recommended. Either way, always follow the manufacturer’s instructions and allow the flooring to acclimatise to your home for at least 48 hours before starting the job. With care and preparation, many Australians successfully install bamboo floors themselves.

Bamboo flooring is relatively easy to care for, especially with modern scratch-resistant coatings. For daily cleaning, simply sweep or vacuum using a soft-brush head to remove dust and grit. For a deeper clean, a lightly damp mop and pH-neutral floor cleaner are recommended. Avoid excess water, steam mops, or harsh chemical cleaners, as these can damage the surface or cause swelling over time. Place mats at entrances to reduce dirt and moisture being brought in, and use felt pads under furniture to protect the finish. If your bamboo flooring gets scratched, light damage can sometimes be buffed out, and some types allow for sanding and refinishing—though this depends on the thickness of the top layer. With regular care and protection from heavy impact, bamboo floors can remain beautiful and functional for 10–25 years or more.