The authors developed an electrical heating system for engineered flooring with sliced bamboo veneers as the surface layers, Eucalyptus saligna plywood as a substrate, and a carbon fiber electrically heating paper laid between the surface layer and substrate. The effects of adhesive type, hot-pressing time, electrically heating paper type and the surface layers of bamboo veneer as well as their interaction effects on bond strength and thermal dimensional stability of the flooring were all evaluated. The results showed that when the modified melamine formaldehyde resin was applied with NL-110 type paper, two surface layers of bamboo veneers and hot pressing time at 2.0 min/mm, both of the bond strength and the dimensional stability of the flooring were improved.