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Uniboard fulfills the requirements of EPA TSCA Title VI (40 CFR 770) and/or CARB 2, CAN/CSA-0160-16, ANSI A208.1 and California Air Resources Board (CARB) Airborne Toxic Control Measures (ATCM) 93120
Hardboard has exceptional stability and smoothness ideal for panelling, furniture, fixtures, toys, general manufacturing, and applications where painting or cutting is required. Hardboard is used in a variety of applications including furniture components, wall panelling, underlayment, interior trim and perforated boards. It resists marring, scuffing and abrasion, as well as changes in temperature and humidity.
Why Plywood? Simply because it outperforms all substitute wood-based panels on the market today. Plywood is a highly stable panel. When exposed to moisture or high humidity, plywood is up to seven times more resistant to thickness swell than substitute w
Every piece meets the highest grading standards for strength and appearance. Eastern White Pine Premium boards can be used for carpentry, hobbies, furniture, shelving, and general finish work. The wood has straight grain and has uniform texture. It has low shrinkage and is worked very easily by hand and machine tools. The product is easy to glue and has good nailing and screw holding properties. The paint retention properties are good and it is fairly easily treated with preservatives.
TruFlor 4 in. x 8 in. T&G panels are ideal for the sub-floor construction of residential single and multi family houses as well as light commercial construction and modular mobile homes. TruFlor rated structural panels are manufactured using wood strands and waterproof adhesives, and do not contain added urea-formaldehyde resins. The wood strands are arranged in cross-oriented layers to provide strength and performance properties similar to equivalent thicknesses of plywood. The result is a structural engineered wood panel that is consistent in quality with no core voids. No special tools are required to work with the panels. TruFlor sub-floor panels, with a grade stamp, are certified by the APA (The Engineered Wood Association) to ensure the quality is built into every panel and that it meets North American building codes.
