Osb plywood

What's the difference between OSB vs plywood? This article dives deep into the pros, cons, and applications of both these sheet materials.

OSB (oriented strand board) is similar to plywood and used primarily for subfloors, covering exterior wall studs and roofing. It is not usually stained or painted, but that doesn't mean that it can't be done. OSB used for interior and exterior projects will accept stain and clear coat sealing products.

OSB may not be the most attractive finishing material, but a paint job could turn it around

OSB, or oriented strand board, is commonly used as a strong, economical plywood substitute in construction. Learn how to paint OSB and its limitations.

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Oriented strand board might seem difficult to paint, but with the right materials, anyone can give this job a professional touch.

Plywood and OSB (Oriented Strand Board) are both sheet goods that are commonly used as subfloors in residential construction. Learn the differences.

Recognizing the beauty in its simplicity, we present creative and inspiring ways to use OSB panels as a beautiful design feature in modern homes.