8 Housing and Design Trends to Watch for in 2020
What does 2020 hold for the housing industry? A lot of the same with a few surprises. Here are a…
What Does Sub-Floor Panel Testing Mean to Builders?
How often do you consider the stamps and labels on your OSB materials? Choosing an OSB flooring…
Backed by Science: University of Maine Puts Sub-Flooring to the Test
All sub-flooring panels undergo some measure of product testing before they’re introduced to the…
Quality Materials Give Veteran Housing an Added Boost
This volunteer-built home in Minnesota offers transitional housing to female veterans.
When it…
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What Builders Can Do to Ensure a Solid Hardwood Floor
For most new-construction projects, installation of the hardwood floor falls to a flooring specialist.
OSB Sub-Flooring for Multifamily Applications
Is OSB sub-flooring suitable for low-rise multifamily projects? In short—yes.
Beyond Commodity: Understanding the Options for OSB Sub-Flooring
In years past, many builders may have considered OSB solely as a commodity, and perhaps even an afterthought.
Kelly Harmon
Kelly Harmon is the Senior National Product Manager for OSB and EWP for LP Building Solutions.
10 Common Sub-flooring Installation Mistakes—and How to Avoid Them
Sub-flooring is fairly straightforward to install.
Sub-flooring That Can Stand Up to Weather, Moisture—and Sharks
Proof of performance is crucial for builders and contractors considering new products, and the seemingly simple sub-floor is no exception.
What’s in Store for Housing in 2019
The new year brings an opportunity to look ahead—to crunch the numbers, predict the trends, and prepare for what’s to come.
Marcelle Lacy
An experienced marketing professional, Marcelle Lacy is the Senior Corporate Brand Manager for LP Building Solutions’ OSB and EWP business.
Best Practices for Storing and Handling OSB
OSB sub-flooring products have a long track record of success.
How to Meet—and Exceed—Customer Expectations By Designing Floors as Systems
You may think of engineered wood products individually—the OSB, the I-Joists, the LVL—but unlike categories such as faucets or light fixtures, fram
