Bamboo flooring has 3 grains, Horizontal, Vertical and Strand.

Horizontal Bamboo Flooring: Horizontal grain is flat pressed with 3-ply structure. The bamboo strips are pressed in the same direction and paralleling with 3 layers. Horizontal bamboo flooring features a traditional, distinctive "knuckle" characteristic that repeats through the plank.

Vertical Bamboo Flooring: vertical grain is side pressed with 1-ply structure. The bamboo strips stand together in vertically, gluing and pressed. Bamboo strips are oriented on edge, reducing the visibility of "knuckles", and providing a cleaner, flowing appearance.

Strand woven bamboo flooring is made by compressing "strands" of the bamboo strips under intense pressure, while using a heat-sensitive low-VOC adhesive. Bamboo poles are split, shredded into individual strands, and fused under a cold press of 2,500 tons of pressure. After the curing process, the block is sliced into flooring with T+G system and coatings applied.