Structural & Nonstructural Plywood

Housing & Commercial Buildings

  • Structural & Nonstructural Plywood

    Structural plywood produced with A or B type bond resins, with the ability to withstand both temperature changes and damp conditions. As well as Nonstructural plywood produced with Type C or D bond resins mostly for indoors.

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  • OSB

    OSB is a structural panel manufactured by bonding strips of wood together in a thermal pressure with wax and resin adhesive at high temperatures.

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  • I-Joist

    I-joists are strong, lightweight, “I” shaped engineered wood structural members comprised of top and bottom flanges, which resist bending, as well as proving great shear resistance.

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  • Southern Yellow Pine

    Its appearance, resistance and great ease of treatment make it a desired species. Its excellent property to be nailed makes it used mostly for structure, including floors, roofs, joists and frames.

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  • Ponderosa Pine

    Suitable for any application requiring light to moderately strong, splinter-free, stable wood. Light, smooth texture, uniform grain, closed and straight

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  • Decking/Fencing/Flooring

    Decking, fencing, and flooring made of wood or composite material. Endless customization including T&G, dog eared, or any other.

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  • LVL (Laminated Veneer Lumber)

    LVL is an engineered wood product made up of wood veneers stuck together with pressure and adhesive, commonly used for beams, headers, and rimboards.

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  • Glulam

    This engineered wood product has greater strength and stiffness than comparably sized dimensional lumber. As well as increased design values, improved product performance and cost competitiveness.

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  • Hardwoods

    Hardwoods are generally used more for non-structural, visual applications such as furniture, flooring, and cabinet doors. This is due to their greater coloring, grain and overall pleasing appearance.

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