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3/8" Fir Underlayment Plywood 4' X 8'

SKU #38ULF

UPC #38ULCF

3/8" Fir Underlayment Plywood 4' X 8'

3/8" Fir Underlayment Plywood 4' X 8'

SKU #38ULF

UPC #38ULCF

Regular Price
$ 39.25 MS
166 In Stock , Available at
Hamshaw Lumber Inc , 3 Bradco St , Keene , NH
Subject to availability and seasonality from suppliers. If we cannot get it, you will be notified and refunded.
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Description

Fir Plywood Underlayment: The Perfect Foundation

Achieve a flawless finish for your finish flooring with our premium Fir Plywood Underlayment. Specifically engineered to provide a consistent, ultra-smooth surface, this plywood eliminates telegraphing (imperfections showing through) in vinyl, linoleum, and thin carpets.

Crafted from high-quality Douglas Fir, this underlayment is sanded to a precise thickness to ensure your subfloor is level, rigid, and ready for adhesive or click-lock installation.

Key Features

Superior Smoothness: Double-sanded face resists grain raising and prevents "bleed-through" on sensitive floor coverings.

High Puncture Resistance: Fir’s natural density protects your finished floor from high-traffic indentations and heavy furniture.

Uniform Composition: Solid-core construction minimizes internal voids, ensuring a secure grip for staples, cleats, or glue.

Moisture Resistant: Naturally more durable than composite alternatives, providing better stability in kitchens, bathrooms, and laundry rooms.

Technical Specifications

AttributeDetail
MaterialDouglas Fir / Western Softwood
GradeUnderlayment Grade (C-C Plugged or better)
Edge ProfileSquare Edge
Best Used ForLVP, Sheet Vinyl, Tile, and Engineered Hardwood
SafetyLow VOC / Phase 2 Carb Compliant

Installation Tip

Pro Tip: Always allow your underlayment panels to acclimate to the room's humidity for 24–48 hours before installation. Use a "staggered" joint pattern to increase the structural integrity of your floor.