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MOSO®
Bamboo X-treme®
With Bamboo X-treme®, MOSO® has developed a
truly ecological and durable alternative to
increasingly scarce tropical hardwood and non-
renewable materials. MOSO® uses a unique Thermo-
Density® process of heat-treatment at 200°C
followed by High Density® compression to enhance
the hardness, dimensional stability, fire resistance
and durability to a level superior to the best tropical
hardwood species. MOSO® Bamboo X-treme® can be
used not only for outdoor cladding but also for
outdoor decking, fencing and outdoor furniture.
table of contents
from bamboo to Bamboo X-treme® 4
benefits 5
test results 18
sustainability 20
user information 22
endless possibilities 22
Estudio Montani
from bamboo to
Bamboo X-treme®
The fast growth and abundant availability make bamboo a rapidly renewable resource, and a perfect
material for many applications in and around buildings. With good reason, it’s often called ‘the
building material of the future’. However, bamboo as a raw material cannot be used outdoors
without a protective treatment. Due to its high “sugar”-components, bamboo is more susceptible to
being attacked by micro-organisms and fungi. Let us explain how we get from the raw bamboo
material to the final product, MOSO® Bamboo X-treme®, through a production process called
Thermo-Density®.
The dark bamboo strands are dipped into phenolic glue (< 10% of Ipé
the weight of the bamboo). After drying, the strands are put into a Strand Woven Bamboo
mould, and are then compressed under high temperature and Bangkirai
pressure to cure the glue. The output is a large panel, which is cut
Oak
into smaller sections (boards or beams). These are then further
processed and profiled to become the required shape (for Scots Pine
example, for decking: a grooved surface and edge grooves to allow range of
installation with fasteners). As a last step, depending on the durability
customer’s request, the boards can be finished. results
Only MOSO® can ensure you have the original, unique Bamboo
X-treme® product. Other products that attempt to copy the
original, do not offer the same quality or level of durability,
dimensional stability and ecology. With a look-alike product, there
is a large risk of claims after installation. Always ask for the
original, certified MOSO® Bamboo X-treme® products!
bamboo stems,
Hostel Stayokay
Noordwijk, the Netherlands
John Leonffu
Barten Projecten B.V.
Awood
Awood
Showroom Varios Beautiful products
Hoek van Holland, the Netherlands
product datasheet www.moso-bamboo.com/varibo
MOSO® Bamboo X-treme® Varibo Cladding are solid boards in various widths for exterior applications. The boards
are made from bamboo strips that have been compressed and thermally modified at 200°C. This unique
Thermo-Density® process provides MOSO® Bamboo X-treme® with the highest durability class possible in the
appropriate EU norms, increases the stability and density, and consequently the hardness. Furthermore, contrary
to wood products, this material can achieve fire resistance Class B-s1-d0 1) (EN 13501-1) without impregnation with
expensive and eco-damaging fire retardants. MOSO® Bamboo X-treme® Varibo Cladding is available in various
dimensions. The Varibo boards can be fixed with MOSO® Fasteners (18 mm). Like any tropical hardwood species,
when exposed to outdoor conditions, Bamboo X-treme® will turn grey over time creating a very natural look.
Product Code Finish Surface End-matched Length edges End edges Effective width Dimensions
(mm)* (mm)
BO-DTHT187G Unfinished Flat Yes R3 2 mm x 45° 65 1850x65x18
BO-DTHT186G Unfinished Flat Yes R3 2 mm x 45° 100 1850x100x18
BO-DTHT185G Unfinished Flat Yes R3 2 mm x 45° 137 1850x137x18
BO-DTHT218G Unfinished Flat Yes R3 2 mm x 45° 178 1850x178x18
BO-DTHT387G Unfinished Flat Yes R3 2 mm x 45° 65 1850x65x30
BO-DTHT386G Unfinished Flat Yes R3 2 mm x 45° 100 1850x100x30
*) Effective width without gap between the boards, recommended gap 6 mm.
EN-2023-01
BRT Architecten
Awood
Ronnie Zeemering
Water Authority Limburg
(600 m2) Roermond, the Netherlands
product datasheet www.moso-bamboo.com/closed
Product Code Shape Finish Surface End-matched Length edges End edges Effective width (mm) Dimensions (mm)
BO-DTHT537 Closed Unfinished Flat Yes R1 2 mm x 45° 52,5 1850x65x18
BO-DTHT536 Closed Unfinished Flat Yes R1 2 mm x 45° 87,5 1850x100x18
BO-DTHT530 Closed Unfinished Flat Yes R1 2 mm x 45° 124,5 1850x137x18
BO-DTHT538 Closed Unfinished Flat Yes R1 2 mm x 45° 142,5 1850x155x18
BO-DTHT538-2 Closed Unfinished Flat with Yes R1 2 mm x 45° 142,5 1850x155x18
false groove
A3GM Arquitectos
Javier Bravo
Moke Architects
MOSO®
Garden House by Wouter Bink
(60 m2) Amersfoort, the Netherlands
product datasheet www.moso-bamboo.com/x-treme/cladding
Product Code Shape Finish Surface End- Length End edges Effective width Dimensions
matched edges (mm)* (mm)
BO-DTHT500G Rebated profile Unfinished Flat Yes R3 2 mm x 45° 125 1850x137x18
BO-DTHT505G Rebated profile Unfinished Flat Yes R3 2 mm x 45° 63 1850x75x18
BO-DTHT510 Trapezium profile Unfinished Flat Yes R3 2 mm x 45° 132 1850x137x18
BO-DTHT515 Trapezium profile Unfinished Flat Yes R3 2 mm x 45° 70 1850x75x18
BO-DTHT525 Trapezium profile Unfinished Flat No R1 1.5 mm x 45° 70 1850x75x12
*) Effective width without gap between the boards, recommended gap 6 mm.
B2Ai
Lior Teitler
Private residence Del Mar
California, United States of America
product datasheet www.moso-bamboo.com/rhombus
Triple Rhombus profile Triple Rhombus Double Rhombus Single Rhombus End-matched
Product Code Shape Finish Surface End-matched Length End edges Effective width Dimensions (mm)
edges (mm)*
BO-DTHT520G Triple Unfinished Flat with 2 Yes R1 2 mm x 45° 129 1850x137x20
Rhombus grooves
BO-DTHT520G-2 Double Unfinished Flat with 1 Yes R1 2 mm x 45° 129 1850x137x20
Rhombus groove
BO-DTHT520G-1 Single Unfinished Flat Yes R1 2 mm x 45° 129 1850x137x20
Rhombus
*) Effective width without gap between the boards, recommended gap 6 mm.
EN-2023-01
Restauro Architecten
Awood
SPEEHUIS
(10.000 m) Oisterwijk, the Netherlands
product datasheet www.moso-bamboo.com/cladding/grad
GRAD® profile GRAD® profile GRAD® profile GRAD® profile GRAD® Varibo End-matched
45 mm 64 mm 119 mm 136 mm
Product Code Shape Finish Surface End-matched Length End edges Effective width Dimensions (mm)
edges (mm)*
BO-DTHT1180-BG GRAD® Unfinished Flat No R3 2mm x 45° 45 1850x45x20
BO-DTHT1190-BG GRAD® Unfinished Flat No R3 2mm x 45° 64 1850x64x20
BO-DTHT220-BG GRAD® Unfinished Flat No R3 2mm x 45° 119 1850x119x20
BO-DTHT540-1-BG GRAD® Unfinished Flat Yes R1 2mm x 45° 136 1850x136x20
*) Effective width without gap between the boards, distance after installation on GRAD® system 6 mm (except for Closed profile).
ÁBATON Arquitectura
Gradhermetic
Victoria Munoz
Orientarium in the Municipal Zoological Garden
(43.000 m) Łódź, Poland
product datasheet www.moso-bamboo.com/x-treme/beams
A unique heat-treatment process at 200°C and compression of the bamboo strips to increase the density
make the MOSO® Bamboo X-treme® material extremely durable and stable. This durability and stability, and
the pre-profiled rounded edges, make MOSO® Bamboo X-treme® Beams ideal for use in outdoor furniture and
facades. The elaborate manufacturing process provides MOSO® Bamboo X-treme® Outdoor Beams with the
highest durability class possible in the applicable EU norms. As with tropical hardwoods, the colour of the
material changes under the influence of wind, rain, frost and sunshine (UV-light). This results in a typical
weathered natural grey-tone. Regular cleaning and maintenance with a finish/sealer protects the material
against this weather related discolouration.
test results
Report code: 17.0083-C Date: 29 March 2017 Page: 8/14
TheTable
excellent
3. Medianperformance
mass loss and x-valueof MOSO®
of MOSO BambooBamboo
X-treme, Heat X-treme® has been
Treated Strand Woven Bamboo,extensively tested by
after 12 and 26 weeks soil exposition.
acknowledged research institutes. Find a summary of the most important test results below.
Full reports are available upon request. 12 weeksOnly MOSO® can ensure 26 weeksyou have the original,
Wood species / x-value x-value
unique Bamboo X-treme® product. Other products that copy the original do not offer the
Mass loss Mass loss
product related to Beech Related to Pine
same hardness and level(%)of durability,[-]dimensional[-]stability and (%)ecology. With a look-alike
product, there
Reference Pine is a large31.1 risk of claims- after installation. - Always43.5ask for the original, certified
MOSO® Bamboo
Reference Beech X-treme® 21.1 products! - - 44.8
Reference Azobé 0.7 0.03 - 3.4
Reference Merbau 0.7 0.03 - 2.7
Bamboo board 1 0.3 0.02 0.01 2.5
Bamboo board 2 0.7 0.03 0.02 2.7
Bamboo board 3 0.8 0.04 0.03 2.9
Bamboo board 4 0.6 0.03 0.02 2.7
Durability of MOSO Bamboo X-treme, Heat Treated Strand Woven Bamboo: durability
Total Bamboo 0.6 0.03 0.02 2.7 CEN/TS 15083-2
resistance against soft-rotting micro fungi according to CEN/TS 15083-2
Durability class 1 1 (ENV 807) /
According to EN 350, the durability class is determined based on the x-value. To calculate the x-value,
Durability
Table 3. Median mass loss and x-value of het treated
of MOSO Bamboostrand woven
X-treme, Heatbamboo: resistance
Treated Strand Wovenagainst
Bamboo, class 1
the median mass loss or the test species
after 12 and 26 weeks soil
is compared to the median mass loss of the Beech or Pine
exposition.
degradation by Basidiomycetes according to EN 350 and CEN/TS 15083-1
references. Hardwoods are compared to Beech, Softwoods are compared to Pine. As Bamboo is
neither softwood nor hardwood a comparison is made 12 weeks
with both reference wood species Pine 26 weeks
Report code: /17.0083-B
Wood species Date: 29 March 2017 x-value
x-value Page: 8/14
sapwood and Beech. Mass loss Mass loss
product
Based on the mass loss found and the comparison related to Beech
to Beech Related
and Pine, to Pine
the tested MOSO Bamboo X-
3.2 CEN/TS 15083-1 and EN 350 (%)Bamboo, can be classified
[-] [-] (%)
treme, Heat Treated Strand Woven in durability class 1 when using the
The median
Reference
method mass in
Pine
described loss
ENof350.
the samples
31.1 as a result of the- exposition to each of - the fungi is given 43.5
in
Table
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Reference individual
X-treme,values
Heat are givenStrand
21.1
Treated in Annex 2. Bamboo,
Woven - -
performs comparable to Azobé44.8
and
Reference Azobé 0.7 0.03
Merbau. Little variance is found between the different boards. - 3.4
Reference
Table Merbau
5. Mass 0.7 Strand Woven Bamboo
loss and of Heat Treated 0.03 - 2.7
Bamboo board 1 0.3 0.02 0.01 2.5
Coniophora Gloephyllum Poria Coriolus Donkioporia durability
Bamboo board 2 0.7 0.03 0.02 2.7
puteana trabeum placenta versicolor expansa CEN/TS 15083-1
Bamboo board 3 0.8 0.04 0.03 2.9
batch A 0.7% Durability 1.2%
of het treated 1.5%woven bamboo:
strand 2.0% 1.1% (EN 113) /
Bamboo board 4 0.6 0.03 0.02 resistance against
2.7
batch B 0.2% degradation0.3% 0.8% according to
by Basidiomycetes 2.3% 1.1% 15083-1 EN 350
Total Bamboo 0.6 0.03 0.02EN 350 and CEN/TS2.7
batch C 0.7% 1.4% 0.4% 1.4% 1.1%
Durability class 1 1
ALL samples
Report code: 17.0083-B 0.5% 1.0% Date: 29 March0.8% 2017 2.0% 1.1% Page: 8/14
Durability class 1 - 1 1 1 class 1
3.2 CEN/TS
According to 15083-1 anddurability
EN 350, the EN 350 class is determined based on the x-value. To calculate the x-value,
According to EN 350, the durability class is calculated based on the mass loss obtained with the
the
Themedian
medianmass
massloss
lossorofthe
thetest species
samples as isa compared toexposition
result of the the mediantomass
each loss offungi
of the the Beech or in
is given Pine
fungus resulting in the highest median mass loss. For all fungi the mass loss is less than 5%. This
references.
Table 5. TheHardwoods are compared
individual values to in
are given Beech,
AnnexSoftwoods
2. are compared to Pine. As Bamboo is
implies that, when using the EN 350 to determine the durability, MOSO Bamboo X-treme, Heat
neither softwood nor hardwood a comparison is made with both reference wood species Pine
Treated Strand Woven Bamboo can be classified in durability class 1.
sapwood and Beech.
Table 5. Mass loss and of Heat Treated Strand Woven Bamboo
Based on the mass loss found and the comparison to Beech and Pine, the tested MOSO Bamboo X-
Coniophora
treme, Heat Treated Strand Gloephyllum
Woven Bamboo, Poria
can be classified in durabilityCoriolus
class 1 when Donkioporia
using the
puteana
method described in EN 350. trabeum placenta versicolor expansa
batch Bamboo
MOSO A X-treme,0.7% 1.2% Woven Bamboo,
Heat Treated Strand 1.5% performs comparable
2.0% 1.1%and
to Azobé
Literature
batch BLittle variance is0.2% 0.3% 0.8% 2.3% 1.1% resistance
Merbau. found between the different boards.
EN 84 1997:
batch C Wood preservatives
0.7% - Accelerated
1.4% ageing of treated
0.4% wood prior to biological testing
1.4% 1.1%- against blue
Leaching
ALL samples procedure.
0.5% 1.0% 0.8% 2.0% 1.1% staining fungi
EN 113 1996/A1:2004:
Durability class Wood
1 preservatives -– Test method for
1 determining the1 protective effectiveness
1 EN 152
against wood destroying Basidiomycetes – determination of toxic values.
EN 350-1 1994:
to EN Durability of wood and wood-based products – Natural durability of solidwith
woodthe– Part
According 350, the durability class is calculated based on the mass loss obtained class 0
1: Guide
fungus resulting in to
thethe principles
highest of testing
median a classification
mass loss. of the
For all fungi the mass
natural durability
loss of wood.
is less than 5%. This
EN 350 that,
implies 2016:when
Durability
using of
thewood andtowood-based
EN 350 products
determine the - Testing
durability, MOSOandBamboo
classification of the
X-treme, durability
Heat
to biological agents of wood and wood-based materials
Treated Strand Woven Bamboo can be classified in durability class 1.
CEN/TS 15083-1 2005: Durability of wood and wood-based products - Determination of the natural
durability of solid wood against wood-destroying fungi, test methods - Part 1: Basidiomycetes
Literature
18
EN 84 1997: Wood preservatives - Accelerated ageing of treated wood prior to biological testing -
Leaching procedure.
EN 113 1996/A1:2004: Wood preservatives – Test method for determining the protective effectiveness
harder and more durable than almost any other hardwood
durability class average brinell hardness
class 1 ± 9.5 kg/mm2
(EN 350 (CEN/TS 15083-2 / CEN/TS 15083-1) (EN 1534)
5 4 3 2 1 0 2 4 6 8
MOSO® Bamboo X-treme® MOSO® Bamboo X-treme®
Ipé Ipé
Merbau
Strand Woven Bamboo
Beech
Bangkirai
Oak
Oak Iroko
Scots Pine Walnut
Birch
range of durability
results Pine
Efectis Nederland BV
fire resistance
2013-Efectis-R0227c[Rev.2]
CLASSIFICATION
EN 13501-1
February 2020
MOSO International BV
4.2 CLASSIFICATION
®
The product, MOSO Bamboo X-treme, in relation to its reaction to fire behaviour is classified:
B
The additional classification in relation to smoke production is:
class B-s1-d0
s1
The additional classification in relation to flaming droplets / particles is:
d0
Thickness
Approx. 21 kg/m
2
reaction to fire
(FSI 25 / SDI 45)
3
Density 1150 kg/m
A Application
0Horizontal
- 25and vertical orientation 0 - 450 ASTM E84
B
Air gap
- 75
Mechanically
0 - 450
class A
Joints Horizontal and vertical
Other aspects of end use Closed surface, no openings or gaps between WUI approved
C 76components
- 200 0 - 450
CAN/ULC-S102
conditions (boards)
5. LIMITATIONS
carbon footprint
Carbon footprint (kg CO2 eqv.) Carbon
This classification document does not represent type approval or certificationfootprint
of the product. (kg CO2
Carbon footprint (kg CO2 eqv.) Carbon footprint (kg CO2 ISO 14040/44
perm²
per m²during
during product
product lifespan
lifespan eqv.) per m² eqv.)afterper m² after incineration
incineration
CSC*
CSC*
-31,84
-31,84
PRODUCTION**
PRODUCTION**
24,457
24,457
TRANSPORT
TRANSPORT TOTAL
5,198
5,198
A.J. Lock
TOTALCSC RELEASED E.O.
Project leader reaction to fire
-2,185
-2,185 31,84
CSC RELEASED
END OF LIFE***
van der Laan M.Sc.
Project leader reaction to fire
-6,003
31,84
END OF LIFE***
TOTAL
23,65
-6,003
TOTAL
23,65
CO2 neutral
* Construction Stored Carbon This report consists of five pages and may only be used in its entirety. Page 5 / 5
* Production
** Construction Stored
includes Carbon
all elements of making 1 m² of product, such as the raw materials, transportation to factory, production processes, waste.
** End
*** Production
of Life takesincludes
all elementsall elements oflife
of the end of making 1 m² of product,
into consideration, such as such the credit as the received raw materials,
waste. transportation
for energy recovery as well as to
thefactory,
negative production processes,
impact of incineration.
*** End of Life takes all elements of the end of life into consideration, such as the credit received for energy recovery as well as the negative impact of incineration.
In line with circular economy principles, MOSO® always recommends trying to upcycle or repurpose your bamboo products at the end of their life and looks at
incineration as a worst case scenario. In 2021 MOSO® fully investigated bamboo incineration for green energy production together with Renewi (Dutch waste
In line with circular economy principles, MOSO® always recommends trying to upcycle or repurpose your bamboo products at the end of their life and looks at
company) and confirmed that MOSO® Bamboo Products are classified as B grade wood (in the Netherlands) and can be safely burnt in an incineration plant for
incineration
energy as a worst case scenario. In 2021 MOSO® fully investigated bamboo incineration for green energy production together with Renewi (Dutch waste
recovery.
company) and confirmed that MOSO® Bamboo Products are classified as B grade wood (in the Netherlands) and can be safely burnt in an incineration plant for
energy recovery.
The life cycle and the carbon footprint of MOSO® Products Author:
NIBE experts in sustainability
are evaluated according to ISO 14040/44. Dr. ir. Pablo van der Lugt, Sustainability Manager Moso International B.V.
For more information: www.moso-bamboo.com/lca N. Nicholson, Sustainability Specialist Moso International B.V.
The full report is available on request.
The life cycle
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of Moso International BV, Products Author:
Zwaag, the Netherlands. Any use or reproduction without permission will NIBE experts in sustainability
are evaluated according to ISO 14040/44.
be prosecuted. Dr. ir. Pablo van der Lugt, Sustainability Manager Moso International B.V. 19
For more information: www.moso-bamboo.com/lca N. Nicholson, Sustainability Specialist Moso International B.V.
The full report is available on request.
Confidential – This information is the property of Moso International BV,
Zwaag, the Netherlands. Any use or reproduction without permission will
be prosecuted.
www.moso-bamboo.com/sustainability
the sustainability of
Bamboo X-treme®
MOSO® Bamboo X-treme® offers clear sustainable advantages and is even proven to be CO2
neutral during the product lifespan! The inclusion of Bamboo X-treme® contributes to a higher
LEED, BREEAM, Green Star, HQE and DGNB certification score for green building projects.
That’s one of the reasons why you can find MOSO® Bamboo X-treme® and other MOSO® Products
in many sustainable reference projects all over the world.
carbon footprint
MOSO® Bamboo X-treme®: CO2 neutral during the product lifespan*
MOSO® has conducted several LCA studies, including carbon footprint studies, together with Delft University of Technology (TU Delft)
and NIBE (LCA experts). The 2015 LCA report, available at www.moso-bamboo.com/lca, was the first of its kind and resulted in many
new findings about the carbon footprint of bamboo products. The environmental impact of MOSO® Bamboo Products, excluding the
carbon sequestration effect, has also been published in 2016 and updated in 2022 in an official Environmental Product Declaration
(EPD) following EN 15804 (www.moso-bamboo.com/epd).
*) This includes the CO2 (biogenic carbon - EN 16449) stored in the product.
-1800 -1500 -1200 -900 -600 -300 300 600 900 1200 1500 1800
Production / transport
Total
in kg CO2 eq/m3
excellent
unsurpassed growing speed
bamboo: the fastest growing plant in the world
Because of the fast growth, Moso bamboo is managed as an
agricultural crop: the annual harvest of the 4 to 5-year-old stems –
compared to 60-80 years for tropical hardwood! - provides a
steady annual income to farmers and stimulates the bamboo plant
to reproduce even faster. Therefore, by default, no deforestation
occurs with production of MOSO® Bamboo X-treme®, while large
amounts of CO2 are captured in the bamboo forests and products
(www.inbar.int/understanding-bamboos-climate-change-
potential).
10 20 40 60 80
Moso bamboo
Eucalyptus
Beech
Teak
Het Fundament Architectuur
Oak
Awood
BRT Architecten
Contributes to a higher
products. Due to the fast growth – and related high yields - Moso
bamboo locks far more CO2 in durable products compared to
wood species. The locked amount of CO2 can be calculated
rather simply by looking at the density of the material and taking
into account the biobased content. For example, Bamboo
projects worldwide
STOFANEL
Detlef Klose
Bamboo X-treme®
Outdoor Cladding
user information
appearance and colour
MOSO® Bamboo X-treme® is a natural product, which can vary in
colour, grain and appearance. Colour will change over time depending
on the maintenance schedule. The boards have a brown to dark brown
colour when installed, which turns into a lighter caramel colour several
weeks after installation. Without further maintenance the colour gets
greyish relatively fast (similar to most other wood species).
normal phenomena
Cracks on the surface and on the ends of the boards can occur due to
the different drying characteristics of the surface and board ends.
This does not affect the stability or durability of the board.
The surface side of the boards will become rougher over time and can
form (small) splinters as a result of continuous water absorption and
desorption due to dry and wet weather periods. Dimensional change
or cupping of the boards can occur after installation. These Endless
possibilities with
phenomena are normal for most hardwood species and MOSO®
Bamboo X-treme®.
MOSO® Bamboo
The brownish liquid can easily be cleaned from the Bamboo X-treme®
material, however controlled water drainage and prevention of splash
water is required to prevent any discoloration of surrounding or
underlying building components.
X-treme®
MVRDV
Haagse Hoogbouw
EN-2022-01
Moke Architects
MOSO®
MVSA Architects
Lior Teitler
Oxygen La Défense Photo taken 4 years after installation
(5500 m) Paris, France
Office Hesselink (Coffee Roastery) Housing project De Krijgsman Leisure Space Burgos
(200 m2 Varibo) Winterswijk, Netherlands (320 m2 Closed) Muiden, Netherlands (120 m2) Villacienzo, Burgos, Spain
www.moso-bamboo.com