The new PalmWood Beach Flooring is made from reclaimed palm tree trunks that would otherwise be discarded after the trees stop producing fruit. The wood is treated with a natural oil finish (instead of synthetic sealants) to enhance salt and humidity resistance, meeting the same performance standards as Limei’s teak and mahogany resort flooring.
Palm wood features a unique grain pattern with warm golden tones that complement beach resort interiors. It has a Janka hardness rating of 1200 lbf, making it durable enough for high guest traffic, and a moisture absorption rate of ≤1.5% to resist warping in humid environments. The flooring is also carbon-neutral, with Limei planting 10 palm trees for every tree used.
“Sustainability is a top priority for luxury resorts worldwide,” said Mr. Carlos Mendez, Limei’s Resort Sales Director. “Our PalmWood Beach Flooring lets resorts offer an authentic tropical look while reducing their environmental footprint. We’ve already received orders from 5-star resorts in the Maldives and Bali.”
The PalmWood Beach Flooring will be available globally starting in January 2026, with a 15-year warranty against wear and moisture damage.