SHEET GOODS
Sheet goods come in a variety of forms and types. Most sheet goods are available in 4’X8’ dimensions and a variety of thicknesses such as 1/4”, 3/8”, 1/2”, 5/8” and 3/4”.
Construction Grade Plywood – Plywood consists of multiple layers of thin wood glued together to create one sheet and can be used to add structural strength to walls and floors.
Finishing Plywood – Used for cabinets, shelves, or anywhere the sheet will be visible. This product is available in a variety of wood species such as oak, maple, birch and in a pre-lacquered finish.
Tongue & Groove – Most often used for decks or subfloors, the added strength of the interlocking edges makes for a stronger, more rigid surface.
Paneling – Can be used to finish a wall and may have one side with a design or texture.
Oriented Strand Board (OSB) – Typically used for sheathing exterior walls and interior floors. It comes in a variety of thicknesses and is also available with a tongue and groove for added strength for use as a subfloor.
Medium-Density Fiber Board (MDF) – MDF sheets are ideal for veneer or lamination projects. The sheets can be cut, shaped, or sanded for a variety of applications and they have a surface that can be primed and painted for a finished look.
Melamine – Features a pre-applied laminate skin over a particleboard core. Typically used for shelving and cabinet construction, these panels come in various colours or looks. Edge banding is also available to cover the exposed edges for a complete, finished appearance.
