What Is OSB?
OSB (Oriented Strand Board) is an engineered wood panel manufactured by arranging wood strands with resin and binders and pressing them under heat and pressure.
Where Is OSB Used?
- Roof and roof-deck applications
- Wall and partition systems
- Timber-frame structures
- Interior and decorative applications
- Sheds and light construction
- Packaging, platforms and auxiliary construction work
OSB Dimensions and Thicknesses
A common board size is 122 x 244 cm. Thickness options such as 9 mm, 11 mm, 15 mm, 18 mm and, for some product ranges, 22 mm may be available. Dimensions vary by brand, grade and stock.
What Should Be Considered When Selecting OSB?
The OSB grade, board thickness, moisture conditions, structural requirements and installation details should be considered together. For structural applications, project requirements and manufacturer technical data should be followed.
Price and Stock Information
OSB prices may vary according to board thickness, product grade, brand, order quantity and current stock availability. Please confirm current dimensions, stock and pricing before ordering.