CO₂ sequestered per acre of bamboo
Annual sequestration after year 3 of production
Annual sequestration after year 5 of production
Annual sequestration after year 10 of production
One acre, the carbon of four
Per acre, bamboo sequesters about 340% more CO₂ than typical forest — so a single acre captures what it takes roughly 4.4 acres of forest to match.
Our commitment
Sustainability isn't a feature we bolt on — it's engineered into the material itself. Every product we make replaces something extractive with something that regenerates.
Why bamboo
The fastest-growing plant on Earth, bamboo reaches maturity in 5–7 years — not the 15–25 timber takes — and sequesters roughly 340% more CO₂ than a comparable area of typical forest. It's the rare material that gives more than it takes.
Less timber, healthier forests
Construction is one of the world's largest consumers of timber. By replacing OSB with Bamboo Strand Board, every project eases pressure on forests instead of adding to it — without giving up strength, durability, or workability.
A patent-protected process
Our cross-hatched bamboo strand technology is patent-filed across 14 countries. It's what lets BSB hit exceptional structural performance — stronger than OSB, PS-2 grade, nailed or screwed without splitting — while maximizing bamboo's environmental advantage. Defensible, and built to scale.
The construction industry is at a crossroads, and the materials we choose now will shape the built environment for decades. We build products that don't force a choice between quality and conscience.
Ready in years, not decades
Bamboo is harvest-ready in 5–7 years and regrows from the same root system — so in the time one softwood crop matures, it can be cut about four times.
