
Impulsora de Materiales Sustentables
Promoting a diverse range of sustainable uses with high-quality Guadua angustifolia bamboo.

About Us
Located in the state of Chiapas, our bamboo plantation boasts an optimal state of maturity, over 30 years old, with high-quality genetic material available immediately. We hold all forest permits for a commercial bamboo plantation and possess specialized technical experience in the management, cultivation, harvest, and preservation of commercial-scale bamboo plantations.

Bamboo Poles

Bamboo mature poles of Bambu Guadua angustifolia:
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3 and 10 cm of diameter
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Lenghts between 3 and 9 meters
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Can be preserved in a pentaborate solution
Uses
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Structure building
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Social housing
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Greenhouses
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Palapas
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Luxurious residence

Stakes and Supports
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Also known as Tutores
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Made from Bamboo Guadua angustifolia
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Between 3 and 4 cm. in diameter
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Lengths between 2.5 and 3.2 meters
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Can be preserved with pentaborates solution
Bamboo Mats
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Also called Esterillas
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Made from Bamboo Guadua angustifolia
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Width between 15 and 25 cm
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Length between 3 and 6 ms
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Can be preserved with pentaborates solution
Uses:
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Home enclosures
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Roofs
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Ceilings
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Architectural walls


Strips
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Made from Bamboo Guadua angustifolia
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Width between 3 and 6 cm
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Lenght between 3 and 6 ms
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Can be preserved with pentaborate solution
Uses
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Structural beams
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Structural components
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Ceilings
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Walls
Cuttings
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Propagation rods for bamboo
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2 nodes plus 10 cm in length
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Species: Guadua angustifolia, Bambusa vulgaris, Bambusa oldhami
Uses
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Bamboo propagation
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Establishment of a plantation


Biomass
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Chips or splinters with 30% moisture content
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Made from Guadua angustifolia bamboo
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Can be preserved with a pentaborate solution
Uses
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Cellulose
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Paper
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Biodegradables
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Thermal energy
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Boilers
Request your quote
We specialize in supplying Guadua angustifolia bamboo and derived materials for architectural and agricultural projects in Mexico. We are ready to meet your requirements.
impulsoradematerialessustentab@gmail.com
Chiapas, Mexico
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