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Panel Products

Sanded, Douglas Fir (DF)
3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4, 1	AB Marine	4x8
1/2, 3/4	AB Marine	4x10
1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4, 1	AB Exterior	4x8
1/2, 3/4, 1	AB Exterior	4x10
1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4, 1	AC Exterior	4x8
1/4, 1/2, 3/4, 1	AC Exterior	4x10
1/2, 3/4	AC Exterior	5x10

Sanded Southern Yellow Pine (SYP)
1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4	AC Exterior	4x8

Structural Douglas Fir (DF)
1, 1-1/8	CDX	4x8
5/16, 1/2	CDX STR-1	4x8
1/2	CDX STR-1	4x9
3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4	CDX STR-1	4x10
1/2	CDX STR-1	4x12
5/8, 3/4, 1-1/8	CDX STR-1 T&G	4x8
1-1/8	Underlayment T&G	4x8
1-1/8	Underlayment SE STR-1	4x8

Structural Southern Yellow Pine (SYP)
3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4	CDX	4x8
5/8, 3/4	CDX T&G	4x8
3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4	CDX STR-1	4x8
3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4	CCX PTS	4x8
5/8, 3/4	Underlayment T&G	4x8

Structural Oriented Strand Board (OSB)
1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4	Rated Sheathing	4x8
3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4	STR-1	4x8
3/8, 1/2	STR-1	4x9
3/8, 1/2	STR-1	4x10
5/8, 3/4	Underlayment T&G	4x8

Rough Shop
1-1/8	Shop	4x8

Concrete Forming Douglas Fir (DF) Plyform, 7-Ply, Class-1
5/8, 3/4	BB OES	4x8
5/8, 3/4	MDO 1-Side OES	4x8
3/4	HDO 100/30	4x8

Textured Siding Southern Yellow Pine (SYP)
3/8, 5/8	T1-11 Plain, 6-Patch	4x8
5/8	T1-11 8” o.c., 6-Patch	4x8
5/8	T1-11 4” o.c., 6-Patch	4x8
5/8	T1-11 8” o.c., 18-Patch	4x8
* Custom grooving available on all textured sidings *

Textured Siding Western Red Cedar (WRC)
5/8	Knotty T1-11 Plain, 6-Patch	4x8
5/8	Clear T1-11 Plain, 6-Patch	4x8
* Custom grooving available on all textured sidings *

Clear Textured Siding Okoume Faced (Breckenridge)
5/8	T1-11 Plain, 6-Patch	4x8
5/8	T1-11 Plain, 6-Patch	4x10
5/8	T1-11 8" O.C., Patch-Free	4x10
5/8	T1-11 4" O.C., Patch-Free	4x10

Overlays/Industrials
3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4	MDO GP/Sign Panel 1-Side	4x8
1/2, 5/8, 3/4, 1	MDO GP/Sign Panel 2-Side	4x8
1/2, 3/4	MDO GP/Sign Panel 1-Side	4x10
1/2, 3/4	MDO GP/Sign Panel 1-Side	4x12
3/4	TUF-Tread Skid Guard	4x8
3/4	Plyron, Tempered 2-Side	4x8

Domestic Hardwood
1/2, 3/4	Birch, Natural A-1 VC WPF	4x8
1/4	Birch, Natural A-4 VC WPF	4x8
3/4	Birch, Natural VC Shop	4x8
1/2, 3/4	Red Oak, A-1 VC PS	4x8
1/4	Red Oak, A-4 VC PS	4x8
1/2, 3/4	Maple, SEL White A-1 VC WPF	4x8
1/4	Maple, SEL White A-4 VC WPF	4x8

Particle Board
3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4	Underlayment Density	4x8

Medium Density Fiberpine (MDF)
1/4, 3/8, 1/2	“A” Grade	4x8
5/8, 3/4, 1	“A” Grade	4x8
1/2, 3/4	“A” Grade Ultra-Light	4x10

Lauan (Meranti)
2.5mm, 5.2mm	D BB/CC Raw	4x8
5.2mm	D BB/CC Raw	4x10
5.2mm	D BB/CC Primed White	4x10
12mm, 18mm	D BB/CC Raw	4x8

Hardboard
1/8, 1/4	Standard 1-Side	4x8
1/8, 1/4	Tempered 2-Sides	4x8
1/4	Tempered 2-Sides	4x10
1/8, 1/4	Pegboard Tempered 1-Side	4x8

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Treated Plywood

Exterior Fire Retardant Plywood KDAT, AWPA UCFB, U-L Listed, Hoover Exterior Fire-X®
3/4	ACX	4x8
1/2, 5/8, 3/4	CDX	4x8

Interior Fire Retardant Plywood KDAT, AWPA, UCFA, U-L Listed, Hoover Pyro-Guard®
3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4	CDX	4x8
3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4	CDX STR-1	4x8
1/2	CDX STR-1	4x10
1/4, 3/8, 1/2, 5/8, 3/4, 1	ACX	4x8
3/4	ACX	4x10
5/8, 3/4	CDX STR-1 T&G	4x8
5/8, 3/4 1-1/8	UDL, T&G	4x8

CCA Treated Plywood .40 CCA, ADAT, AWPA C-9
1/2, 5/8, 3/4, 1, 1-1/8	CDX	4x8

.60 CCA, KDAT, AWPA C-9 & C22 FDN
3/4, 1-1/8	UDL, T& G	4x8

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Plywood Grades

Description

Sanded plywood is a structural panel comprised of three or more cross-laminated layers of wood veneer, each layer consisting of one or more plies. Face plies consist of grade or better veneer. Face and back plies are sanded smooth during the manufacturing process.

Grades

Most sanded plywood grades are indentified by the veneer grade used on the face and the back of the panel, for example AC, AB, etcetera.

Veneer grades in descending order of quality are A, B, C-Plugged, C and D. the use of D-grade veneers is limited to backs and inner plies of interior and Exposure-I panels only.

Sanded plywood has a B-grade or better veneer on one or both sides. Panels with B-grade or better veneer on both sides usually carry the grade marking on the panel edge. Otherwise, the markings are stamped on the back side of the panel on lesser quality panel grades.

Exposure Durability Classifications

Sanded plywood is produced in three basic exposure durability classifications:

Exterior
Exposure
interior

EXTERIOR PANELS are made with a fully waterproof bond and are designed for applications subject to permanent exposure to the weather or moisture.

EXPOSURE-I PANELS have a fully waterproof bond and are designed for applications where long delays may be expected prior to providing protection or where high moisture conditions may be encountered in service. Exposure-I panels are made with the same exterior adhesive used in Exterior panels. However, because other compositional factors may affect gluebond performance, only Exterior panels should be used for permanent exposure to the weather.

INTERIOR PANELS lacking additional gluebond information their grade marking are manufactured with interior glue and are intended for interior applications only.


A Smooth,paintable. Not more than 18 neatly made repairs, boat, sled, or router type,and parallel to grain, permitted, May be used for natural finish in less demanding applications. Synthetic repairs permitted.	B Smooth,paintable. Not more than 18 neatly made repairs, boat, sled, or router type,and parallel to grain, permitted, May be used for natural finish in less demanding applications. Synthetic repairs permitted.	C Tight knots to 1 1/2 inches. Knot holes to 1 inch across grain and some to 1 1/2 inch if total width of knots and knot holes is within specified limits. Synthetic or wood repairs. Discoloration and sanding defects that do not impair strength permitted. Limited splits allowed. Stitching permitted.	C Plugged Improved C veneer with splits limited to 1/8 inch width and knot holes and borer holes limited to 1/4 x 1/2 inch. Admits some broken grain. Synthetic repairs permitted.	D Knots and knot holes 2 1/2 inch width across grain and 1/2 inch larger within specified limits. Limited splits allowed. Stitching permitted. Limited to Interior, Exposure1 and Exposure2 panels.

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Sanded Plywood

A-B MARINE (GOOD 2-SIDES)

Specially designed plywood panel made only with Douglas-fir or western larch, and highly restrictive limitations on core gaps and face repair. Ideal for boat hulls and other marine applications where bending is involved. “A” veneer face, a “B” veneer back and “B” grade veneers comprising the core.
Exposure Classification: Exterior

A-B EXTERIOR (GOOD 2-SIDES)

For use where appearance of one side is less important but where two solid surfaces are necessary. Smooth surfaces suitable for paint. “A” veneer face, a “B” veneer back and “C” grade veneers comprising the core.
Exposure Classification: Exterior

A-C EXTERIOR (GOOD 1-SIDES)

For use where appearance of only one side is important in exterior applications. “A” veneer face, a “C” veneer back and “C” grade veneers comprising the core.
Exposure Classification: Exterior

C-C EXTERIOR- PLUGGED, TOUCH-SANDED (PTS)

For use where appearance is not important but one relatively smooth face is desired. For use as an underlayment over structural subfloor and other applications where continuous or severe moisture may be present “C-plugged” veneer face, a “C” veneer back and “C” grade veneers comprising the core.
Exposure Classification: Exterior

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Forming Panels

B-B OES PLYFORM

A concrete form panel designed for high reuse. Sanded both sides, mill-oiled and edge sealed. A “Class 1” panel with 7 total plys, Group 1 faces and Group 1 or 2 cross-bands.
Exposure Classification: Exterior

MEDIUM DENSITY OVERLAY (MDO) CONCRETE FORM

A concrete form panel designed for high reuse where a smooth concrete surface is required. Manufactured with a smooth, opaque, resin treated paper overlay on one side and mill-oiled and edge sealed. A “Class 1” panel with 7 total plys, Group 1 face with 56lb/cf paper overlay with 35% resin content, a “B” veneer Group 1 back, and Group 1 or 2 cross-bands.
Exposure Classification: Exterior

HIGH DENSITY OVERLAY (HDO) CONCRETE FORM

A concrete form panel designed for high reuse where an ultra-smooth concrete surface is required. Manufactured with an extremely hard, semi-opaque, resin treated paper overlay on both faces and milloiled and edge sealed. A “Class 1” panel with 7 total plys, Group 1 face with 100lb/cf paper face overlay, Group 1 back with 30lb/cf paper overlay and Group 1 or 2 cross-bands.
Exposure Classification: Exterior.

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Structural Panels

PERFORMANCE RATED SHEATHING (PRS)- PLYWOOD

Veneer panels specially designed for subflooring and wall and roof sheathing. Also good for a broad range of other construction and industrial applications. Typically PRS panels have unsanded Faces and are constructed with exterior glue.

PERFORMANCE RATED SHEATHING (PRS)- ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB)

Non-veneer panels designed specifically for subflooring and wall and roof sheathing. Also good for a broad range of other construction and industrial applications. OSB is composed of compressed strands arranged in layers oriented at right angles to one another, The orientation of layers achieve the same advantages of cross-laminated veneers in plywood. Since wood is stronger along the grain, the cross-lamination distributes wood's natural strength in both directions of the panel. Typically OSB panels are textured on one side to reduce slickness and are constructed with exterior glues and resins.

STRUCTURAL 1- PLYWOOD

A Performance Rated Sheathing panel grade for use where shear and crosspanel strength properties are of maximum importance, such as panelized roofs and diaphragms. Typically Str- 1 PRS panels have unsanded Faces and are constructed with exterior glue.

STRUCTURAL 1- ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB)

A Performance Rated Sheathing panel grade for use where shear and crosspanel strength properties are of maximum importance, such as panelized roofs and diaphragms. Typically OSB Str-1 panels are textured on one side to reduce slickness and are constructed with exterior glues and resins.

UNDERLAYMENT / STURDI-IFLOOR(SIF)- PLYWOOD

A veneer panel designed specifically for use over structural subfloor. Provides smooth, sanded surface for application of carpet and resilient flooring and possesses high concentrated impact load resistance. Exposure Classification: Exposure 1.

UNDERLAYMENT / STURDI-I-FLOOR (SIF)- ORIENTED STRAND BOARD (OSB)

A non-veneer panel designed specifically for use over structural subfloor. Provides smooth, sanded surface for application of carpet and resilient flooring and possesses high concentrated impact load resistance.
Exposure Classification: Exposure 1.

ROUGH SHOP

A plywood downfall product which does not make the intended grade. Panels can contain lamination and veneer defects, as well as size and thickness inconsistencies.

TEXTURED 1-11 SIDING (APA 303 PATTERN)

Structural siding panels with known and reliable strength and stiffness properties, allowing it to be used as an integral element of shear walls in commercial, residential and industrial structures. The most common grades are "Decorative" with 18-patches on the face and "Premium" with up to 6-patches. An ultra-premium panel is our "Breckenridge" siding, which has a clear, no patch, whole piece face (WPF) with an imported "redwood" like face veneer. All panels are available with or without grooves and have a slight, rough-sawn texture.

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Guide to Type T1-11 APA Rated Siding


CHANNEL GROOVE Special Order Shallow groovesabout 1/16" deep, 3/8" wide, cut into faces of panels, 4" or 8" oc.Other groove spacings available. Shiplapped for continuouspatterns. Generally available in surface patterns and texturessimilar to Texture 1-11 and in 11/32", 3/8", 15/32", or 1/2" thicknesses.Available in redwood, Douglas fir, cedar, southern pine and other species.	REVERSE BOARD-AND-BATTEN Special Order Deep wide grooves, cut into brushed, rough-sawn, scratchsanded or other textured surfaces. Groovesabout 1/4” deep, 1” to 11/2” wide, spaced 8” or 12” oc with panel thickness of19/32” and 5/8”. Provides deep, sharp shadow lines. Long edges shiplapped for continuouspattern. Available in redwood, Douglasfir, cedar, southern pine and other species.	APA TEXTURE Special Rated Siding 303 panel with shiplapped edgesand parallel grooves 1/4" deep, 3/8" wide; grooves4" or 8" o.c. are standard. Other spacingsmay be available on special order. T1-11 is available only in 19/32" and 5/8" thicknesses. Rough sanded panel shown above. Also available with scratch-sanded, overlaid, brushed and other surfaces. Available in Douglas fir, cedar, redwood, southern pine and other species.	ROUGH-SAWN Manufactured with a slight, roughsawn texture running across panel. Available without grooves, or with groovesof various styles; in lap sidings, aswell as in panel form. Generally available in 11/32”, 3/8”, 15/32”, 1/2”, 19/32” and 5/8” thicknesses. Rough-sawn also available in kerfed (shown) with grooves typically 4” oc in multiples of 2”; Texture 1-11, reverse board and batten, channel groove and V-groove (15/32”, 1/2”, 19/32” or 5.8” thick). Available in Douglas fir, redwood, cedar, southern pine and other species.

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Industrial Panels

MEDIUM DENSITY OVERLAY (MDO) SIGN PANEL

A smooth, opaque, resin-fiber overlay on one or both faces. Face veneer(s) are sanded before a 56lb/cf paper overlay with 28% resin is applied to the face(s) which minimizes wood grain show-through after painting. All MDO panels are continuous in construction and do not have scarf joints even on the 12' panels.

TUF-TRED SKIDGUARD

A highly textured, polyglass overlaid panel for superior skid resistance. This panel is designed for exterior ramps, walkways, decks, docks and other areas where good traction is essential. Tuf-Tred SkidGuard has smooth HDO backing and comes ready to use with no further finishing required. Tan in color on SkidGuard face.

PARTICLEBOARD UNDERLAYMENT GRADE

A light-colored composite board manufactured primarily from Pine and Douglas Fir wood particles. The wood particles are blended with resin and wax and pressed into panels. Underlayment grade has an approximated density of 42lb/cf and is ideal for use under all types of floor coverings and industrial applications.
Exposure Classification: Interior

MEDIUM DENSITY FIBERPINE (MDF)

MDF is a light-colored, easily machined panel, produced primarily with Ponderosa and Sugar Pine wood chips. The wood chips are pressure cooked and broken down into fibers and combined with resin and wax and pressed into panels. Because MDF uses wood fibers, the end product is solid and the compressed fibers make it very dense. A flat solid surface offers exceptional ability to accept laminates, hardwood veneer and other high quality finishes. A smooth uniform density of 48lb/cf is excellent for precise routing and cutting.
Exposure Classification: Interior

LAUAN (MERANTI)

A hardwood imported from the Philippines or Malaysia which is light reddish brown to dark reddish-brown in color. This panel is often used in paint grade applications where a consistent veneer color is not necessary. This hardwood panel is considerably less expensive than most hardwood plywood and is a perfect in most industrial applications.

HARDBOARD

Panels manufactured primarily from interfelted lignocellulosic fibers which are consolidated under heat and pressure in a hot-press to a density of 31lb/cf or greater. Other materials may be added to improve certain properties, such as stiffness, hardness, finishing properties, resistance to abrasion and moisture.

Tempered Hardboard
Impregnated with siccative material, stabilized by heat or processed with special additives, to impart substantially improved properties of stiffness, strength, hardness and resistance to water and abrasion, as compared with standard.

Standard Hardboard
High strength and water resistance. Substantially same form as when it comes from the press, except for humidification and trimming to size.

PEGBOARD

Our pegboard panels are Tempered Hardboard panels that have been punched with holes after trimming.

MELAMINE

The particleboard core is thermally fused with a melamine-saturated paper. The panel can have melamine paper on one or two side and/or have a glueable overlay on the back. The melamine finished face(s) are and this durable and color-fast finish resists warping, bowing, scratching and staining. Melamine is a natural choice for cabinets, furniture, fixtures and other finish applications.

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Hardwood Panels

The term "Hardwood Plywood" is actually a misnomer, because very little of a typical hardwood panel is actually made of hardwood. Most of the product is composed of inner plys peeled from fir, poplar, lauan or several other species of either soft or hardwood. It is the face and back of the panels themseleves that are 100% hardwood. Depending on the panel, these hardwood veneers are from 1/30 to 1/40, or less, of an inch thick.

Basic Veneers

Whole Piece Face Veeners(WPF) - Whole piece veneers are just that, unspliced continuous pieces of veneer that have been peeled from a log using a rotary process

Spliced Veneers - Spliced veneers are composed of several pieces of veneer varying in width that are glued together to form a whole sheet. The way they are laid out during composing determines the final look of the veneer.

Book Matched Veneers - In book matched veneers, every other strip of veneer is turned over during manufacture. This produces a grain pattern that is matched at the veneer joint.

Slip Matched Veneers - A slip matched veneer has its strips laid out side by side during composing. This imparts a repetitive grain pattern.

General Grades of Veneer

Select Veneer - A select veneer is composed entirely of heartwood or sapwood and is matched for both grain pattern and color.

Natural Veneer - A natural veneer is composed of both heartwood and sapwood and is not matched for either color or grain pattern.

Uniform Veneer - A uniform veneer is also composed entirely of heartwood or sapwood but is matched for color only.

Paint Grade Veneer - A paint grade veneer is one which has a smooth enough finish so none of the grain pattern or natural characteristics of the wood show through when it is painted.

Veneer Cuts

Rotary Cut Veneers - In rotary cut veneers, an entire log is placed in a computerized lathe and is turned at a high rate of speed against a special knife. The resulting continuous ribbon of veneer is either left whole piece (WPF) or cut into narrower widths to be assembled later into a spliced veneer.

Plain Sliced Veneers - Plain sliced veneers are produced from logs that have been cut in half lengthwise. Each half is then moved back and forth against a stationary knife producing thin strips of veneer with a unique grain pattern. These are later composed or glued back together to form whole sheets of hardwood veneer.

Rift Sliced Veneers - Rift slicing is similar to plain slicing, but here the logs are cut into quarters lengthwise, and then sliced at a 90 degree angle to the grain. This produces a fine pencil stripe effect.

BIRCH (Betula alleghaniensis)

Cream or light brown tinged with red, with thin, nearly white sapwood.

RED OAK (Quercus rubra)

Slightly redder tinge than white oak and is more uniform in color. Slightly coarser grain than white oak, with large, rounded, open pores.

MAPLE, HARD (Acer saccharum)

Cream to light reddish-brown heart-wood, thin white sapwood tinged slightly with reddish-brown.

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