OSB Sheet

Explore our selection of OSB (Oriented Strand Board) Sheets at MSS Timber, designed for durability and versatility in a variety of building applications. 

From roofing boards to wall sheathing, our OSB board is renowned for its strength and cost-effectiveness. Also known as OSB Panels, these sheets are ideal for both commercial and residential projects, OSB sterling board is a top choice among builders for sub-flooring, structural support and thermal insulation needs.

Check out the rest of our sheet material here. Delivery is available across the West Midlands. 

MSS Timber is a top supplier of quality and affordable OSB Sheets in Birmingham and the West Midlands. Delivery is available across the West Midlands area, and we also offer free click and collect from our location on Soho Road in Birmingham.

OSB Sheet FAQs

1. What is an OSB sheet?

OSB (Oriented Strand Board) is an engineered wood product made from layers of wood strands compressed with adhesives. It is known for its strength, durability and cost-effectiveness, making it a popular choice for construction and building projects.

2. What are common uses for OSB sheets?

OSB sheets are commonly used for roofing, wall sheathing, sub-flooring and structural support. Their durability and load-bearing capacity make them ideal for both residential and commercial applications.

3. Is OSB sheet weather-resistant?

OSB sheets, such as OSB 3, are designed to be moisture-resistant and suitable for use in humid conditions. However, they should be properly protected or sealed if exposed to outdoor elements for prolonged periods to prevent water damage.

4. Can OSB sheets be painted or sealed?

Yes, OSB sheets can be painted or sealed to improve their resistance to moisture and enhance their appearance. It is recommended to use a primer before painting and apply a sealant if the board will be exposed to moisture.

5. What sizes are available for OSB sheets?

At MSS Timber, we offer OSB sheets in different dimensions with various thicknesses for different needs. Check product listings for specific thicknesses and details to find the right fit for your project.