Bamboo X-treme® Decking
Certified and sustainable bamboo decking
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With the Bamboo Outdoor Collection, MOSO® has developed a truly ecological and durable alternative for increasingly scarce tropical hardwood. MOSO® uses innovative and high quality manufacturing processes to alter the hardness, dimensional stability, fire safety and durability to a level superior to the best tropical hardwood species.
The solid bamboo boards, MOSO® Bamboo X-treme®, are made from compressed, thermally treated bamboo strips. The extreme stability of the material ensures a very durable bamboo board, with the natural appearance of hardwood.
MOSO® Bamboo X-treme® Beams are ideal for use in outdoor furniture products and facades. A unique heat treatment process and increased density (by compressing the bamboo strips) makes these beams extremely stable and durable.
When looking for the most beautiful decking boards to fit into a modern outdoor space or stylish garden, then Bamboo N-durance® is the right product. The brown caramel colour suits every design and creates a warm ambience. The flat or grooved side of the boards are suitable for various applications and, above all, ensure a deck has a luxurious appearance.
MOSO® Bamboo Outdoor offers several advantages over other materials:
Worldwide there are numerous examples of projects with outdoor bamboo products. We would like to present to you a number of recently completed projects:
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