Bamboos grow more rapidly than trees and start to yield within three or four years of planting. Plantation establishment requires minimal capital investment.

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Bamboos grow more rapidly than trees and start to yield within three or four years of planting. Plantation establishment requires minimal capital investment and builds upon the inherent plant-cultivation skills of local farmers and foresters. Bamboos can be harvested annually and non-destructively. Bamboos are excellent for rejuvenating degraded lands and protecting against soil erosion. Bamboos may easily be intercropped with shallow-rooted crops. As well as the culms, all other parts of the bamboo plant can be used in rural livelihoods - shoots for food, leaves for fodder, and branches for items such as brooms and for firewood.

What is laminated bamboo furniture? Laminated bamboo furniture is relatively new type of furniture similar to laminated wood furniture. Due to the way it is produced, a huge variety of shapes can be formed for the component parts, and a wide range of furniture produced. Bamboo can be used to produce a wide range of laminated furniture such as chairs, sofas, bookshelves, cabinets and tables. Laminated bamboo furniture does not retain the characteristic shapes of the bamboo raw material from which it is produced and in this way offers more versatility to designers.

How is laminated bamboo furniture produced? 1. Bamboos are cross-cut 2. Sections are split into 3. Strips are coated with glue. into sections. strips. Straight units are formed by hot-pressing strips together. 4.Curved units are formed 5. The moulded units 6. The furniture may be painted, by setting coated strips are assembled into varnished or otherwise surface in shaping moulds. furniture. decorated prior to sale.

Main development attributes of a laminated bamboo furniture unit Reduces dependence on timber resources and thereby increases environmental protection and conservation. Permits rehabilitation of degraded lands through increased areas of bamboo plantations. Creates income-generating opportunities for bamboo growers who will supply the unit, and employment for unskilled, semi- skilled and skilled staff at the unit. Increases community welfare if established as a community enterprise. Photo: Knot removing and planing machine

Some salient facts Laminated bamboo furniture is a modern invention but has already become popular in China and Japan. A wide range of surface finishes can be achieved. The mechanical properties of bamboo wood are better than those of timber for laminated furniture, and the bamboo furniture is highly durable. Laminated bamboo furniture can be designed into modern, ergonomic shapes. High quality laminated bamboo furniture can be a valuable export commodity. Continued innovation and development of new products is necessary to promote and maintain market presence. Good access to market information is vital. Photo: Curing moulded component in a jig

Requirements for success Sustained supply of bamboos suitable for weaving. A secure labour force. Market information and marketing links. Start up capital. A business plan. A design team to innovate new styles of furniture and new products Photo: Hot press used to form straight components

Financial aspects of a laminated bamboo furniture unit (based on information from a unit in Anji, China) START UP COSTS (US Dollars) Cross cutting machine $250 Rough planer $3400 Boiler $3600 Colouring tank $2400 Drying kiln $3600 Precision planer $3800 Spindle moulder $1575 Wide belt sander $3000 Other tools and machines $13,500 TOTAL $35, 125 COST OF PRODUCING A SOFA SET Bamboo culms and glue $78 Water and electricity $11 Finishes $27 Salaries $64 Cutting knives $4 Packaging $3 Other $8 TOTAL $195 RETAIL PRICE $315 PROFIT PER SET $120

For further information See TOTEMs Bamboo splitting and slivering TOTEM Rattan furniture manufacturing unit TOTEM Websites INBAR: Nanjing Forestry University: Contact INBAR, Beijing , China Furniture Design and Manufacturing Group, College of Wood Science and Technology, Nanjing Forestry University, Jiangsu, China.