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Hamshaw Lumber Inc

3/4" Tongue And Groove ULC Fir Plywood 4' X 8'

SKU #34TGF UPC #34TGULCF
3/4" Tongue and Groove ULC Fir Plywood 4' X 8'
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$ 46.98 PC
Subject to availability and seasonality from suppliers. If we cannot get it, you will be notified and refunded.
Hamshaw Lumber Inc Keene, NH
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Description

Product Overview

Crafted from high-quality Douglas Fir, this plywood is designed to bridge the gap between your structural subfloor and your finished flooring. The Tongue and Groove edges ensure a tight, interlocking fit that eliminates "floor squeak" and prevents vertical displacement between panels.

Key Features

Precision T&G Edges: Features a factory-milled tongue and groove system for easy installation and a flat, level surface across the entire room.

Superior Stability: The natural density of Douglas Fir provides exceptional nail-holding power and resistance to warping or delamination.

Sanded Face: Each sheet is touch-sanded to a smooth finish, making it ideal for thin-set applications, luxury vinyl plank (LVP), hardwood, or carpet.

Moisture Resistance: Bonded with exterior-grade atmospheric glue, it handles job site moisture and humidity better than standard interior panels.

Technical Specifications

FeatureSpecification
Wood SpeciesDouglas Fir / Western Softwood
Edge ProfileTongue and Groove (Long Sides)
Face GradeUnderlayment Grade (Plugged & Sanded)
Common Thicknesses19/32", 23/32", 1-1/8"
Panel Size4' x 8'
CertificationAPA Rated (Engineered Wood Association)

Why Choose Fir Underlayment?

Unlike generic construction-grade plywood, our Fir Underlayment is void-filled. This means there are no hidden gaps in the inner plies that could lead to soft spots or punctures under heavy furniture. It provides a stiff, uniform deck that extends the life of your tile, laminate, or hardwood floors.

Pro Tip: Always allow your underlayment to acclimate to the room's humidity for 48–72 hours before installation to ensure the tightest possible joints.