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Wellmade Bamboo Flooring
Wellmade Bamboo Flooring
http://www.bamboofloorings.com
Categories: Bamboo Flooring
P.O. Box 2704
Wilsonville
Oregon
97070
United States
Company/Organization:
Wellmade
Address: P.O. Box 2704, Wilsonville, OR 97070, United States Website: http://www.bamboofloorings.comRatings Summary
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8Corporate Policies
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9Quality/Durability
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8Corporate Policies
10Installation/Application
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Additional Comments
Raw materials: No flooring is greener than bamboo. It is a rapidly renewable resource, does not require replanting, absorbs more CO2 & creates more oxygen than most forest products, stabilizes the soil, and requires minimal fertilization.
Raw materials: Recycles by-product produced in manufacture, Code of Conduct compliant factory with wages higher than the norm in the Province. Requires ocean shipping.
Installation/Application: Generally requires professional installation, but is of excellent quality and installs without problems.
Quality/Durability: With a range of products to meet both residential and commercial needs,products generally exceed expectations.
Toxicity: No hazardous/dangerous chemicals, extremely low VOC emissions. Formaldehyde emission 0-.02 ppm
Resource Recovery: Depends on the end user, but can be burned to provide fuel alternative.
Corporate Policies: Company has a policy that adheres to the highest standards for the factory workers, community, and industry.
First Costs/Price: Not the lowest cost, but highest quality and lowest cost are not compatible.