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Model # 604461

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Particleboard Panel (Common: 3/8 in. x 4 ft. x 8 ft.; Actual: 0.369 in. x 48 in. x 96 in.)
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Particleboard Panel (Common: 3/8 in. x 4 ft. x 8 ft.; Actual: 0.369 in. x 48 in. x 96 in.)

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Product Overview

Particleboard is knot-free, hard, and has great impact resistance. Use as underlayment for resilient flooring to provide a suitable and durable installation surface for finished flooring products. When using as a underlayment it is recommended not to use in moist areas such as a bathroom. This product smooth, stiff, and dimensionally stable. It can also be used in the attic for flooring. It is better to use both glue and nails as a fastening system.
  • Particleboard is knot-free, hard, and has great impact resistance.
  • Use as underlayment for resilient flooring to provide a suitable and durable installation surface for finished flooring products.
  • This product smooth, stiff, and dimensionally stable.
  • It can also be used in the attic for flooring.
  • Use both glue and nails as a fastening system.
  • Note: Product may vary by store.
  • Click to learn how to select the right lumber for your project
  • California residents see Prop 65 WARNINGS

Product Overview

Model #: 604461
Sku #: 604461
Internet #: 100058485

Particleboard is knot-free, hard, and has great impact resistance. Use as underlayment for resilient flooring to provide a suitable and durable installation surface for finished flooring products. When using as a underlayment it is recommended not to use in moist areas such as a bathroom. This product smooth, stiff, and dimensionally stable. It can also be used in the attic for flooring. It is better to use both glue and nails as a fastening system.

  • Particleboard is knot-free, hard, and has great impact resistance.
  • Use as underlayment for resilient flooring to provide a suitable and durable installation surface for finished flooring products.
  • This product smooth, stiff, and dimensionally stable.
  • It can also be used in the attic for flooring.
  • Use both glue and nails as a fastening system.
  • Note: Product may vary by store.
  • Click to learn how to select the right lumber for your project
  • California residents see Prop 65 WARNINGS

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Price
$7.49
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$16.79 /piece
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Ratings (251) (77) (39) (323)
Nominal Product Length (ft.) 4 8 8 8
Nominal Product Thickness (in.) 1/4 3/8 5/8 3/16
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Specifications

Dimensions

Actual Product Length (in.)
96.
Actual Product Thickness (in.)
0.375
Actual Product Width (in.)
48
Nominal Product Length (ft.)
8
Nominal Product Thickness (in.)
3/8
Nominal Product Width (ft.)
4

Details

Engineered Wood Type
Particle Board/MDF
Plywood Features
None
Span Rating
Not Applicable
Weather Exposure
Interior

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty
See store for details

Specifications

Dimensions

Actual Product Length (in.)
96.
Actual Product Thickness (in.)
0.375
Actual Product Width (in.)
48
Nominal Product Length (ft.)
8
Nominal Product Thickness (in.)
3/8
Nominal Product Width (ft.)
4

Details

Engineered Wood Type
Particle Board/MDF
Plywood Features
None
Span Rating
Not Applicable
Weather Exposure
Interior

Warranty / Certifications

Manufacturer Warranty
See store for details

Questions & Answers

Would this be strong enough to place in attic for storing items

Asked by: AgingGuru
If you'll also be walking on it then no, this is too thin and particleboard doesn't supply the strength needed to support walk on it, especially a 3/8" panel.. I would suggest you go with a 19/32 OSB panel (Oriented Strand Board). These can get heavy when trying to get into the attic. For a lighter alternative go with a 15/32 sheathing, which will run about the same coast as the 19/32 OSB and be lighter plus better strength than the particleboard, just make sure to run the grain perpendicular to the rafters. Hope this helps.
Answered by: Woggers
Date published: 2020-03-22

Can I buy a half sheet of this material and have it cut into 2 - 2'x4' pieces?

Can I buy a half sheet of this material and have it cut into 2 - 2'x4' pieces?
Asked by: Sam
Some stores do sell some varieties of plywood in half (4'x4') and quarter (2'x4') sheets, but it varies by store if and what types on plywood they sell in such configurations. You will need to check with your local stores, but at $10.27 for a full sheet it won't break the bank if you have to buy a full 4'x8' sheet. Also, all stores do have a panel saw to cut your sheets in the dimensions you want.
Answered by: Woggers
Date published: 2020-04-22

can this be applied vertically to wood framing in my cold storage room and then painted? just nee...

can this be applied vertically to wood framing in my cold storage room and then painted? just need something inexpensive to cover studs to build shelves onto.
Asked by: toolinaround
Yes, you can. Just make sure you insolate it.
Answered by: Mrsbj
Date published: 2020-05-06

Can this be cut into 12” x 12” pieces? Can this be used as a canvas for resin and acrylic painti...

Can this be cut into 12” x 12” pieces? Can this be used as a canvas for resin and acrylic paintings?
Asked by: DS
You can cut this into any size and shape you desire (of course within the limitations of the size of the board). Because of the semi rough texture on the face of the board it may not be suitable for a "canvas" for painting. A better option would be an MDF panel which offers you a smooth surface.
Answered by: Woggers
Date published: 2020-02-10
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