Plywood

As highlighted in our previous articles, RoyOMartin: Providing High-Quality Wood Products for America’s Building Industry and TuffTier™ OSB Sub-Flooring in Construction: A Comprehensive Guide, RoyOMartin is committed to delivering top-notch wood products. This article focuses on the unique attributes of SmartCore® Industrial Grade Plywood. How does the southern yellow pine composition of SmartCore® Industrial Grade Plywood […]

Most professionals understand how important of a role roof sheathing plays in construction. It not only provides structural support, but it also provides additional thermal insulation and an extra layer of protection against the elements. With so much riding on the success of your roof sheathing installation, it pays to get this job done right!

The right underlayment can make all the difference when it comes to creating an attractive and durable finished flooring surface. However, there are some important factors to consider when choosing underlayment plywood, such as the type, grade, and thickness. To help ensure you’re making the best decision for your project, let’s take a closer look

When choosing the best finishes of plywood for your needs, it is important to consider the scope of your project. Many factors contribute to your decision, including:  The elements that will interact with your material Whether it is an interior or exterior project Whether you are planning to paint or stain the finished project The

Plywood has been widely used and loved for a range of applications. These manufactured panels are especially revered for their function in construction products. From decorative interior uses to providing stability in core construction, plywood is rightfully one of the most popular wood products in the construction industry. But what is plywood exactly? Learn how

Plywood is an easily accessible and multi-purpose wood panel. Softwood or hardwood fiber sheets are compressed with resin adhesive to create a strong, durable, and warp-resistant core. The outer layers of these boards are then veneered with a higher-grade wood sheet. This creates a finished appearance, though unfinished options are available as well. At RoyOMartin,