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Chipboard Flooring P5 T&G Moisture Resistant | 22mm
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Chipboard Flooring P5 T&G Moisture Resistant | 18mm Tongue & groove chipboard
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Plywood Flooring Boards Tongue & Groove | 22mm
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Plywood Flooring Boards Tongue & Groove | 18mm
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OSB3 Flooring T&G | 18mm
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Tongue & Groove Flooring Boards
Available in Chipboard, OSB/3 and Plywood, Tongue and Groove Flooring Boards are specifically designed to fit together to form a single flat surface for easy installation and a sleek finish to your flooring. Chipboard T&G Boards are used to provide a solid base to flooring, due to its smooth sanded surface, strength and ability to adapt to any floor covering. The moisture resistant quality of these particular boards adds an extra layer of protection, and the density of Chipboard provides insulation when used in conjunction with standard insulation materials. Additionally, the narrow sheet size of Chipboard provides easier handling in tight spaces such as lofts. This is also, available in a Moisture Resistant version. OSB/3 and Plywood Tongue & Groove Flooring Boards provide the same quality and features as standard boards of the same material, with the added bonus of being able to easily slot the boards together. Both types can be used for domestic flooring needs, but OSB/3 boasts the added feature of extra strength and humidity resistance, while Plywood can be used on projects such as roof decking and vehicle body work. For a more customisable floorboard, Plywood will be the best option due to its ability to take paint well. All T&G Flooring Boards come in a range of sizes and 18 mm thickness, along with Chipboard and Plywood being available in 22 mm thickness.
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Guaranteed Quality
we ensure the highest standards for all our construction materials. Our products undergo rigorous testing to guarantee durability and reliability, so you can build with confidence.
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Building your dream project doesn't have to break the bank. We offer competitive pricing on a wide range of construction materials, ensuring you get the best value for your investment.
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Need your materials in a hurry? We offer fast and efficient delivery services, including local delivery to select postcodes. Get your supplies when you need them, right to your doorstep.
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Chipboard Flooring P5 T&G Moisture Resistant | 22mm
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are Tongue and Groove Flooring Boards Better?
The main benefit of tongue and groove flooring boards is that they make the fitting process much easier and efficient. Flooring planks that have tongue and groove locking joints on all four edges also provide a durable flooring solution.
Can You Use Tongue and Groove Boards for Flooring?
Tongue and groove flooring is a regularly used form of material for installing floors. If you choose to install flooring by glueing separate tongue and groove board together, you’ll create a lovely, smooth flooring that is nail-free. This is a great option for barefoot walking while providing an aesthetically pleasing floor.
What Do You Put Under Tongue and Groove Flooring?
We recommend putting an under layer below any tongue and groove flooring boards. An under layer can help protect your flooring from water damage. It’s worth noting that if you’re installing T&G flooring to a concrete floor, applying an under layer is crucial. This prevents moisture building up between the concrete and the flooring.