With an industry-leading warranty and unmatched 500-day no-sanding guarantee, AdvanTech® subflooring is the subflooring panel that more builders trust. It’s engineered for superior strength, moisture resistance and quality so you can build the quiet, stiff floor your homeowners demand. Build with the award-winning industry-leader and rest assured you’ll get the most from your floors and everything you build on top of them.

Beyond providing superior strength and moisture resistance for your floors, AdvanTech® Roof and Wall Sheathing is available to bring the same level of quality to the rest of your build. Now you can cover an entire home with the strength and protection builders rely on when they see the AdvanTech logo.

AraucoPly is Radiata Pine plywood manufactured with phenolic resin in accordance with international product standards. It’s ideal for interior and exterior applications as furniture, decorative paneling, industrial projects and construction.

The ForceField® air and water barrier system consists of engineered wood sheathing panels which are laminated with a proprietary air and water barrier. The panels install just like standard OSB or plywood sheathing. Once installed and taped with ForceField seam tape, the system creates an integrated air and water barrier for your structure, eliminating the need for separate house wrap. When you do away with this step it helps save you time and labor costs, which ultimately lowers your total installed costs. The ForceField system is ideal for residential or light commercial construction.

MDF products are ideally suited for heavy machining, laminating, lacquering, powder coating and painting applications. All panel products are manufactured from high quality Northern whitewood species (Spruce-Pine and Alpine fir).

West Fraser plywood outperforms all substitute wood-based panels on the market today. A highly stable panel, even when exposed to moisture or high humidity, it is up to seven times more resistant to thickness swell than substitute wood-based panels. Plywood also returns to its original dimensions when it dries.