Select the floor that suits your needs

In order to easily understand which MOSO® Bamboo Floor is suitable for your specific situation or wishes, we developed the MOSO® Bamboo Flooring Selector. Based on 9 frequently asked requirements you can see in one overview how the different flooring collections score:

advised / fully applicable
possible / applicable
limited possible / limited applicable
not possible / not advised / not applicable

Select your requirement

 Thinner = better, because less shrink/swell.
Also denser = better because it transmits the heat better.
Floor should always be glued fully on subfloor.
Thermal resistance including subfloor should be less than 0.13 m²K/W for
main heating purpose and less than 0.18 m²K/W for additional heating.
For cooling: anti condensation device should be installed.
Supreme
 10 mm thickness: the thinnest = the best stability and efficiency. Thermal resistance: 0.0588 m²K/W (SP/PP), 0.0471 m²K/W (HD) (EN 12667)
 
Industriale
 Especially 10 mm thickness: the thinnest = the best stability and efficiency. Thermal resistance: 0.0588 m²K/W (SP), 0.0392 m²K/W (HD) (EN 12667)
 
Elite Premium
 High stability allows floating installation (with click system) on floor heating. Thermal resistance: 0.0882 m²K/W (SP), 0.0725 m²K/W (HD) (EN 12667)
 
Elite
 Long boards can bend a bit and therefore not easy to glue down. Micro bevel can hide seams. Thermal resistance: 0.0882 m²K/W (SP/PP), 0.0784 m²K/W (HD) (EN 12667)
 
Purebamboo
 Micro bevel (prefinished version) hides small seams which can occur using floor heating. Click versions are not suitable. Thermal resistance: 0.0882 m²K/W (SP/PP), 0.0471 m²K/W (HD 12 mm) (EN 12667)
 
UltraDensity
 Long boards are more difficult to glue down. Thickness limits heat transmission. Thermal resistance: 0.0645 m²K/W (18 mm) (EN 12667)
 
Topbamboo
 Not easy glueing to subfloor because of click system. Thermal resistance: 0.0591 m²K/W (SP), 0.0542 m²K/W (HD) (EN 12667)
 
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 Bamboo is a very stable material but if water gets between the floor boards, into the material, it will lead to problems.
Advice: use unfinished versions and lacquer on site to close the surface.
Fully glueing to subfloor is necessary.
Standing water and wet towels can damage the floor and must be avoided.
Supreme
 Advice: use unfinished version and finish at site. Especially 10 mm version.
 
Industriale
 Advice: finish at site. Especially 10 mm version.
 
UltraDensity
 Due to stability very suitable. However bevel can easily absorb water.
 
Elite
 Advice: choose unfinished and finish at site.
 
Purebamboo
 Advice: choose unfinished and finish at site.
 
Elite Premium
 Not advised because no unfinished version available.
 
Topbamboo
 Not easy glueing to subfloor because of click system. Not recommended: there is no unfinished version available.
 Bamboo has a good stability but will shrink/swell with changing humidity.
Always allow a 10 mm expansion gap around the floor.
With a bigger expansion gap, the (floating) surface can be bigger.
Elite Premium
 Can be installed floating : max width x length room: 7x12 m.
 
Topbamboo
 Can be installed floating: max width x length room: 7x12 m.
 
Elite
 Can be installed floating: max width x length room: 6x12 m.
 
Purebamboo
 Can be installed floating: max width x length room: 5x12 m.
 
UltraDensity
 It is advisable to fully glue the floor or install on top of joists (UD versions>20 mm).
 
Supreme
 Has to be fully glued to subfloor always.
 
Industriale
 Has to be fully glued to subfloor always.
 
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 Bamboo has a good stability but will shrink/swell with changing humidity.
For big floors full glueing to subfloor is advised.
Subfloor must be dry/clean/flat!
UltraDensity
 Due to ultra high stability very suitable.
 
Supreme
 10 mm gives best stability.
 
Industriale
 Made of small/thin bamboo strips, so very stable.
 
Elite
 Long boards can bend a bit and therefore not easy to glue down.
 
Elite Premium
 Long boards can bend a bit and therefore not easy to glue down. Not easy glueing to subfloor because of click system.
 
Purebamboo
 -
 
Topbamboo
 Not easy glueing to subfloor because of click system.
 In (heavy) commercial use it is important to have a combination
of a very hard toplayer and a very strong finish.
Fully glueing to subfloor is advised.
UltraDensity
 Very hard so very suitable for heavy traffic. Thanks to high stability also usable in semi-outdoor circumstances.
 
Supreme
 High Density® version advised, factory finish = BONA 125 gr/m² = advised for heavy traffic
 
Industriale
 High Density® version advised. apply a strong project coating.
 
Elite
 High Density® version advised, factory finish not for heavy use.
 
Elite Premium
 Factory finish not for heavy use, not easy glueing (click).
 
Purebamboo
 High Density® version advised / factory finish not for heavy use.
 
Topbamboo
 High Density® version advised / factory finish not for heavy use, not easy glueing (click).
 Depending on the type of installation, the costs for
installation partly define the costs of the floor.
Topbamboo
 Easy to install thanks to the click system.
 
Elite Premium
 Relatively low installation costs thanks to the click system.
 
Purebamboo
 Must be glued in tongue and groove or fully glued to the subfloor. High Density versions with click system: easy to install.
 
Elite
 Must be glued in tongue and groove or fully glued to the subfloor.
 
UltraDensity
 It is advisable to fully glue the floor or install on top of joists (UD versions>20 mm).
 
Supreme
 Must be fully glued to the subfloor.
 
Industriale
 Must be fully glued to the subfloor.
 
Installation instructionsDownloads
 Bamboo is an eco-friendly material, but within the MOSO range there are various
‘grades’ of eco, depending on the applied materials.
All types are available (on request) with FSC® certificate.
Industriale
 100% bamboo, no glue applied in the product (except for High Density® versions).
 
Elite
 Solely bamboo.
 
Elite Premium
 Solely bamboo.
 
UltraDensity
 Solely bamboo.
 
Supreme
 Solely bamboo.
 
Purebamboo
 Solely bamboo.
 
Topbamboo
 Because of HDF core not fully green.
 
LCA (Life-cycle Assessment) report availableBamboo LCA and EPD
 Bamboo flooring planks can have a similar solid look and feel to wood flooring planks,
but with a very typical surface, showing the nodes of the bamboo stem.
In the HD versions the bamboo fibers look like wood grains.
UltraDensity
 Only available in solid High Density® version, which is most similar to a wood look.
 
Elite
 High Density® version available.
 
Elite Premium
 High Density® version available.
 
Supreme
 High Density® version available.
 
Industriale
 High Density® version available.
 
Purebamboo
 High Density® version available.
 
Topbamboo
 High Density® version available, however not solid (full bamboo).
 Bamboo has a very typical look, showing the nodes of the bamboo stem.
However by applying different surface treatments, like lacquering, oiling,
brushing, staining, many different looks are created.
Supreme
 Natural, Caramel, Side Pressed, Plain Pressed, High Density®, unfinished, oiled, lacquered available.
 
Topbamboo
 Natural, Caramel, Side Pressed, High Density®, brushed, stained available.
 
Elite
 Natural, Caramel, Side Pressed, Plain Pressed, High Density®, unfinished, lacquered available.
 
Elite Premium
 Natural, Caramel, Side Pressed, High Density®, lacquered and oiled available.
 
Industriale
 Natural, Caramel, Side Pressed, High Density®, unfinished available.
 
Industriale Premium
 Natural, Caramel, High Density®, unfinished available.
 
Purebamboo
 Natural, Caramel, Side Pressed, Plain Pressed, High Density®, unfinished, lacquered available.
 
UltraDensity
 1 version available.
 
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