Bamboo is one of the most sustainable building materials due to its strength and fast growth rate. It is very strong, with a tensile strength of 28,000 pounds per square inch. However, bamboo can be damaged by insects if not properly treated. It is also only naturally durable for less than 2 years unless treated. Bamboo grows extremely quickly, up to 1 meter per day, and species like dendrocalamus and bambusa are best for structural applications.

4.  Bamboo is one of the most sustainable building material
on the planet is termed as vegetable steel with a tensile
strenght of 28000 per square inch.
 Bamboo contains high level of starch which attracts
insects without proper treatment.
 Bamboo has a natural durability of less than 2 years.

5.  One of the fastest growing plant on earth.
 Its growth rate ranges from 30cm to 1m in 24 hours.
 Species like genus dendrocalamus and bambusa have the
best properties for structural applications.
 1450 species are found in diverse climate across the world

6. China
India
Bangladesh

7. The American Bamboo Society (ABS) writes, "There are more
than 70 genera divided into about 1,450
species. Bamboo are found in diverse climates, from cold
mountains to hot tropical regions." They observe that, while
bamboo, generally speaking, is a fast-growing plant, growth
rate will depend on growing conditions.

10. Bamboo is a perrenial evergreen that is part of the grass
family (a very tall and woody grass that is). Similar to
grass, bamboo is characterized by a jointed stem called
a culm. Typically the culms are hollow but some species
of bamboo have solid culms.

13. Longitudinal view
Cross sectional view

15. Color :-Stoke, Schist, Antique, Desert Trail, Mahogany and
sienna
Tensile strenght:-2400-2800 per square inch
Effect by insects:- Attacked by insects
Effect of alkalies:- surface became loose and existed gaps

16.  Biodegradable
 Natural anti-bacterial
 Environment Friendly
 Breathable cool
 Soft hand feel
 Natural thermal regulator
 Shiny appearance

17.  Bath Towels
 Clothing
 Soft Bedding
 Under-garments
 Socks
 Apparel
 T-shirts