Bamboo Flooring Installation Guide

Installing bamboo flooring is a rewarding project that can transform your space with a sleek, natural look. Begin by preparing the subfloor; it should be clean, level, and dry. Allow the bamboo planks to acclimate in the room for 72 hours to adjust to humidity levels. Choose an installation method—floating, glue-down, or nail-down—depending on the type of bamboo flooring. Use a moisture barrier to prevent water damage if you're installing over concrete. Plan your layout, leaving an expansion gap around the room's edges to accommodate natural movement. Stagger planks for a professional finish and secure them according to the chosen method. Once installed, clean the floor and add baseboards for a polished look.