Minimum thickness should be 5/8 inches for plywood and 23/32 inches for OSB. When joists are spaced 16-19.2 inches apart, subfloor should be ¾ inches for both materials.

Minimum thickness should be 5/8 inches for plywood and 23/32 inches for OSB. When joists are spaced 16-19.2 inches apart, subfloor should be ¾ inches for both materials.

Oriented strand board (OSB) is another popular subfloor material. Because it's made up of large wood chips adhered with resin, OSB offers a dense, smooth surface compared to plywood.

In this episode, we install insulation by attaching a screen under the cabin to hold it in place and repel animals and insects. We cover everything with a vapor barrier, followed by plywood and OSB ...

Oriented strand board (OSB) is another popular subfloor material. Because it's made up of large wood chips adhered with resin, OSB offers a dense, smooth surface compared to plywood.

Minimum thickness should be 5/8 inches for plywood and 23/32 inches for OSB. When joists are spaced 16-19.2 inches apart, subfloor should be ¾ inches for both materials.

Minimum thickness should be 5/8 inches for plywood and 23/32 inches for OSB. When joists are spaced 16-19.2 inches apart, subfloor should be ¾ inches for both materials.

Minimum thickness should be 5/8 inches for plywood and 23/32 inches for OSB. When joists are spaced 16-19.2 inches apart, subfloor should be ¾ inches for both materials.

Oriented strand board (OSB) is another popular subfloor material. Because it's made up of large wood chips adhered with resin, OSB offers a dense, smooth surface compared to plywood.

Oriented strand board (OSB) is another popular subfloor material. Because it's made up of large wood chips adhered with resin, OSB offers a dense, smooth surface compared to plywood.

Oriented strand board (OSB) is another popular subfloor material. Because it's made up of large wood chips adhered with resin, OSB offers a dense, smooth surface compared to plywood.