Flooring Board

in a variety of sizes to ensure that you find the perfect fit for your project.

Plywood is a popular choice for flooring, but there are many options to choose from. The most common types of plywood include:

Chipboard: Made from wood chips, this type of flooring is inexpensive and works well in areas where moisture may be present. This type of plywood can be installed over concrete or existing flooring, but it will require additional support if the existing flooring is not flat.

Tongue & Groove OSB: Oriented strand board (OSB) is manufactured by gluing thin sheets of wood together in layers with a substance called phenolic resin. OSB is one of the strongest types of plywood available today, but it does have some disadvantages compared to other types of plywood. Because it’s made from many different layers, it can warp easily if exposed to too much heat or moisture during installation or later on down the line if it gets wet frequently enough over time—but these issues can be avoided by using a high quality adhesive such as liquid nails when installing your new flooring so that no moisture gets trapped inside between each layer!

Radiata Pine Plywood: Radiata pine comes from Australia and New Zealand where trees grow quickly due to their proximity to the equator.