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Working with BamBüPly Bamboo Plywood
Learn how to work with architectural grade bamboo plywood. Discover the different variations of structure and all there is to know about acclimatisation.
Working with BamBüPly Bamboo Countertops
Preserve the beauty of your bamboo countertop with our expert installation and maintenance tips, ensuring pristine and stunning surfaces for years to come.
Specifications BamBüPly™
Material
100% bamboo
Available sizes
1.5″ x 48″ x 96″, 5-ply (38mm x 1219mm x 2440mm)
1.5″ x 36″ x 96″, 5-ply (38mm x 914mm x 2440mm)
1.5″ x 25″ x 96″, 5-ply (38mm x 635mm x 2440mm)
1.5″ x 36″ x 72″, 5-ply (38mm x 635mm x 1829mm)
3/4″ x 48″ x 96″, 3-ply (19mm x 1219mm x 2440mm)
1/2″ x 48″ x 96″, 3-ply (12mm x 1219mm x 2440mm)
1/4″ x 48″ x 96″, 3-ply (6mm x 1219mm x 2440mm)
3mm x 48″ x 96″ (3mm x 1219mm x 2440mm)
Veneer thicknesses available (special orders only)
0.6mm x 49″ x 122″ (0.6mm x 1245mm x 3099mm)
0.6mm x 49″ x 98″ (0.6mm x 1245mm x 2489mm)
0.6mm x 7/8″ x 329′ – Edge banding (0.6mm x 22mm x 100m)
2mm x 18″ x 97″ (2mm x 457mm x 2464mm)
2mm x 48″ x 96″ (2mm x 1219mm x 2440mm)
Finish
Unfinished
Fire Rating
Fire resistance classification: Class C
Test surface burning in accordance with ASTM E 84
Weight
1.5″ x 48″ x 96″ – 175 lbs
1.5″ x 36″ x 96″ – 130 lbs
1.5″ x 25″ x 96″ – 91 lbs
1.5″ x 25″ x 72″ – 68 lbs
3/4″ x 48″ x 96″ – 90 lbs
1/2″ x 48″ x 96″ – 65 lbs
1/4″ x 48″ x 96″ – 35 lbs
3mm x 48″ x 96″ – 15lbs
LEED® Credits
Bamboo Design and LEED® certification
All bamboo plywood products offered by Bamboo Design & Architecture are eligible for LEED® certification.
LEED® credits possible:
IEQc4.4: Low-Emitting Materials – ULEF (Ultra Low Emitting Formaldehyde)
MRc6: Rapidly Renewable Materials
MRc7: Certified Wood
LEED® Canada has changed the way we see our living, working and learning environments. LEED®, which stands for Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design, is a certification program directed by an independent organization. It is also an international benchmark for designing, building and operating environmentally friendly and highly energy-efficient buildings.
Interest in low-environmental-impact residential and commercial buildings continues to grow. American studies are already showing that in certain markets, LEED®-certified houses are selling for 8% higher and don’t stay on the market as long as similar uncertified homes.
Visit the Canada Green Building Council’s website to learn more.
