Solid bamboo flooring in conservatory

doormouse1 · 6 Jul 2008

The inlaws wanted to put a solid oak floor in their new conservatory. After looking at the posts here I've suggested that solid and laminate are out and they need to go for engineered.

I think I read somewhere that solid bamboo was very tolerant of moisture/temperature changes - and thus may be suitable for a conservatory. Can anyone confirm this?

WoodYouLike · 7 Jul 2008

Yes, suitable. Due to the short lengths and narrow widths (90 x 900mm mostly) should be glued down onto level underfloor.

doormouse1 · 7 Jul 2008

Thanks again Woodyoulike

doormouse1 · 7 Jul 2008

WoodYouLike

I have been to your site a number of times (and found much usefull information there). Depending on what I type in google, I either end up at

http://www.woodyoulike.co.uk/ or http://faq.woodyoulike.co.uk/

The last time, while I was trying to get prices, google took me to the faq and I couldn't find a link (on your faq page) to your prices/products. Obviously I know your main address and typed it in but others wouldn't know that and it could mean you're loosing potential sales.

WoodYouLike · 8 Jul 2008

Hi Doormouse

Thanks for your concern, really appreciated. But, on every page on the FAQ on the lef thand column all our websites are listed, including the webshops (link 4 and 5).
And thank you too for your compliments on the content of our sites.

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