OSB (Oriented Strand Board)
Is OSB right for your needs?
OSB (Oriented Strand Board) is a structural panel made of wood strands oriented and bonded under high pressure. This cross-oriented fibre layout gives it high mechanical strength and excellent dimensional stability, making it a reference choice for load-bearing applications and demanding industrial uses.
Economical, robust, and high-performing, OSB is widely used in construction, industrial packaging, and any application where strength matters more than appearance.
Applications
- Subflooring, walls, and roofing
- Crates, pallets, and crating
- Structural supports and assemblies
- Industrial components and trailer floors
Benefits
- Very high mechanical strength
- High dimensional stability
- Excellent strength-to-weight ratio
- Good fastener holding (screws, nails)
- Available in multiple grades, including moisture-resistant versions
- Economical for structural applications
Cutting OSB
Easy to cut, drill, and rout.
Available thicknesses and formats
Our OSB panels come in multiple thicknesses and formats to suit a wide range of manufacturing and production needs.
Not sure which thickness to choose?
Contact an advisor. We’ll help you find the right panel for your project and we can even cut it for you to your specifications.
Custom cutting service
Through our processing centre, we offer custom industrial wood cutting for production orders and recurring industrial needs. Our team delivers precise execution that simplifies your logistics and speeds up your processes, so you receive materials ready for integration.
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Quality control
All our products are rigorously inspected. They are checked and sorted at the plant. Our materials can be selected, modified, or cut to your needs.
What about delivery?
No problem — we deliver our industrial materials and panels anywhere in the world!
Frequently asked questions
OSB is made of oriented wood strands, while plywood is made of cross-laminated wood plies. Both offer excellent structural strength, but OSB is generally more economical and more uniform. Plywood may be preferred for certain visible applications or when exposed to moisture (depending on the grade). Our team can guide you toward the right choice for your project.
Yes. Our custom cutting service is integrated right into our warehouse. You give us your dimensions, and you receive your panels ready to integrate into your production line.
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