Customer Reviews for 23/32 in. T&G OSB Subfloor (Common: 23/32 in. x 4 ft. x 8 ft.; Actual: 0.703 in. x 47.875 in. x 95.875 in.)

OSB is pretty much the same whatever brand or manufacturer. I did like the tongue and groove feature.

Was cut at the store to the exact measurements I gave them , love my Home Depot

As you can see from the pics it’s indeed is labeled as 23/32. I was getting ready to cut and noticed it felt like 5/8 or so. Talk about messing up a subfloor if you didn’t notice it. How does it make it out of the mill like that? Bought 9 for a kitchen Reno and two were like this all pulled from a new stack.

This product problem, it is the production and delivery line are a lot of crazy’s . In this order I ordered t 25 3/4 subfloor OSB boards; which they sent wrong shiring 1/2, you and your pipeline office corp are useless and ignorant, they could not solve me and to make matters worse I am still waiting for the refund of that item.

Had a contractor come in and do my floors installed this flooring that I purchased what he recommended a year ago and having to replace it myself due to being soft in a year and dangerous for me and my pregnant wife I do not recommend Nor the contractor I used

I bought these for a base that I built for a storage shed on my property. After framing out the subfloor I laid these boards down. They have a track that you line the boards up with and it creates a nice flat surface. I then used red guard to water proof the plywood Easy to cut and install.

Im putting together a she shed floor 12x16. I bought the tongue and groove to make stronger connections and not have to put in nailers every four foot. The floor is also insulated. I did not see at the store that each sheet is 1/4in. less in width. When I installed the three sheets to make up the 12 ft end I was over an inch short. Who in their right mind makes or sells such a product when construction is in feet increments. So be prepared to make a filler strip or be one of those guys that says it'll be covered.

Good sheeting to build floor

Easy to put together and was great for the job

We are using the OSB boards for sub flooring. It is sufficient for what it is being used for.

Easy to work with. Very strong.

Solid for the most part. Some of the tongues were broken off and the sales associate disappeared, so we had to load 20 sheets by hand instead of watching him lift them for us. We needed the board so we did not complain or fuss. We used it as temporary flooring to get on the roof, then used it as roof decking. The rest we plan to use as flooring.

The OSB was surprisingly better grade than used to be provided for flooring. It was easy to handle and cut to size when needed. The tongue and groove joints went together easily, even with the use of liquid nails in the joints. The project I had was to replace the sub-flooring in two large rooms in a double wide mobile home after the roof was left to decay and leak for over two years.

for nearly $30/sheet, you'd think it would be a better product or that you'd have choice of a better one. I needed to use this for the flooring (subfloor) in my shed. I don't intend to floor over it but looks like I'll have no choice. First, less than 50% of the sheets I pulled were free "enough" of surface defects to use. Second, the short edges are indeed 8' apart, but the measurement from the tip of the tongue to the groove edge is just 4'. That means if you put the tongue ANY bit inside the neighboring groove (as designed), it will fall short of 4'. Therefore, you will run short of your sheathing/flooring calculation. I had to scab my 20' building with about a 2" rip just to finish it off and that was with pretty generous 1/4" gaps on the T&G edges. Short edges (4') are typical. 8' edges aren't. Just be aware. Straight edge sand ply fits as you expect.

I used this decking for a shed floor. I found it noteworthy, yet not problematic, that this decking only has the tongue and groove on the 96" edges, so the 48" edges should be adequately supported and backed to provide fastening surfaces for adjoining sheets. Though I'm not an admirer of OSB products in general, these deck sheets were sturdy and had good dimensional tolerances for the price. The black parallel markings are rough guides only, and should not be relied upon as accurate indicators of 16" and 24" centers. Unfortunately, this product is very susceptible to handling abuse, and broken corners and edges easily result from incompetent forklift drivers at the store. This is by no means a product failure, but sadly, my decking arrived at my jobsite looking like it was trampled by angry elephants.

This stuff is amazing! It's sturdy & heavy with the bonus of waterproof adhesives when made, made it a perfect choice for my Shed. No problems with the tongue & groove... I just used a block of 2x4 & a small 4lb hammer to tap the panel to a tight fit. Decided to weather proof the floor with Henry 587 Dura-brite White Elastomeric roof coating... Just because I knew I wouldn't get the shed all done before it rained on me... It has held up very well over the past 4 months of construction. I liked the marking on the OSB made it easier to square up & install correctly!

This OSB was exactly what I expected. It was good quality with little to no damage in handling.

Overall a decent product, with consistent dimensions, but the tongues and grooves do not fit together properly. They would make full contact at both ends, and leave a gap in the middle on every piece.

Great quality. Flooring was even, sturdy and no flaws

excellent flooring for my temp shed project

Great product for a good price

It a good product for what I need it for.

All but one sheet was perfect . It was easy to lay down

That go correctly to it that's exactly what I need