The EGGER OSB 3 with tongue and groove profiles are the typical panels for a wide range of applications. Designed as type OSB 3 according to EN 300, it has sound mechanical strength, stiffness and good durability in service class 2, even under temporarily humid ambient conditions. Their technical properties make them suitable for various applications.
Advantages of the OSB 3 Tongue and Groove in application
- Stable and accurate tongue and groove profile for easy and quick installation, for example as floating floors .
- A closed, even and firm surface as well as low thickness swelling under the effect of moisture, suitable for the production of concrete shuttering formwork .
- Suitable as transport packaging in the worldwide movement of goods thanks to certificates attesting to the product being pest-free (ISPM 15 standard) and relating to food safety.
- The high dimensional stability, accuracy of fit as well as the high availability of different formats offer many possibilities for use in interior design , trade fair construction and shopfitting .
- A raw density of at least 600 kg/m³ guaranteed by the declaration of performance. They can therefore be used in many standardised fire protection constructions without the need for further proof.
- Our OSB 3 with a sanded surface are suitable for various decorative coatings.
Emissionsclasses
Our gluing systems fall well below the strict standard requirements for formaldehyde emission in interiors. All ou rproducts fulfill the strict E1 requirements of the European Standards.
Emission classes to choose from:
OSB 3 E0 = 100% formaldehyde-free bonding, formaldehyde emission similar to untreated wood.
OSB 3 E0.5 = formaldehyde emission reduced by half compared to the European E1 standards. Required for use in Germany.
OSB 3 E1 = low-emission bonding in compliance with the European Standards.
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Case Studies
A wooden house with special insulation
In Seewalchen, a single-family house was built over the last few years. The special feature of this project is the insulation with straw bales.
Sustainability, cost-efficiency and self-support were at the forefront of this project.
Milestone in Lebanese architectural history
One of the first commercial buildings with timber frame construction in the country's history.
Striking wood beams show the building's construction type.
A dream made of wood
A new detached house was built in Mechernich, North Rhine-Westphalia, using EGGER building products over the course of a year.
The shell of the family house.