What is bamboo?

Bamboo is one of the fastest-growing plants and has become one of the most important construction material in the world. Attention has been given to the anatomical characteristics of bamboo associated with macrostructure on the cross-section, variation in microstructure of bamboo culm, and the multilayer structure of the bamboo cell. Bamboo is a kind of grass and very friendly to the enviroment.

The bamboo is widely used in many aspect. They are used in their natural state for such structures as furniture, buildings and scaffolding or are processed in a multitude of ways. These include the manufacture of paper, cosmetics, charcoal and chemicals used in medicine. Their use in art and decoration is also important. They are cut and used as required by the indigenous population. 

Strand woven bamboo is one of the areas that bamboo used. The raw material is selecting from moso bamboo and smashed into bamboo fibers, through hot pressing and carbonization technology,  the bamboo fibers are compressed to bamboo boards. These compressed bamboo boards are very strong, hard and durable, which can be used as flooring, beam, handrail, fence, joist, etc.