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EcoTimber Announces New Solid Bamboo Flooring With Formaldehyde-Free Adhesives

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Oct 10 2007

EcoTimber CEO, Lewis Buchner, announced today that EcoTimber is the first flooring company in North America to offer bamboo flooring made with formaldehyde-free adhesives as a standard product. Other companies offer formaldehyde free on a special-order basis and at a significant premium.

"We understand that being green means harvesting our wood or bamboo sustainably, and keeping toxins out of the air in our customer's homes", said Buchner. "Our goal is to remain on the cutting edge of what it means to be a "green" company, with our products and with our own operations."

More information about sustainably-harvested EcoTimber products and bamboo flooring can be found at http://www.ecotimber.com.

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