Lumber and Panels - North American Forest Products

SYP is a species of wood grown primarily in southeastern United States. It's superior
strength makes it the primary species of lumber used in engineered trusses, and its
unique fibers make it ideal for treating with preservatives.

NAFP carries SYP in all grades, widths and lengths.
MSDS: Wood Dust

Banak is typically pinkish golden brown or deep reddish brown and comes from a tree that
may reach a height of 140 ft with trunk diameters of 5 ft. Two thirds of the tree is clear of
branches, resulting in few knots.

NAPF carries Banak in random lengths and widths with thicknesses of 3/4" and 1".
MSDS: Wood Dust

OSB is a structurally engineered wood panel made of heat-cured adhesives and
rectangularly shaped wood strands that are arranged in cross-oriented layers.
Produced in large, continuous mats, OSB is a solid panel product of consistent quality.

NAFP carries several thicknesses of OSB in varying widths and lengths.
MSDS: Wood Dust
MSDS: UF Bonded material

Manufactured from thin sheets of cross-laminated veneer and bonded under heat and
pressure with strong adhesives, plywood has been one of the most ubiquitous
building products for decades.

NAFP carries several thicknesses of Plywood in varying grades.
MSDS: Wood Dust
MSDS: UF Bonded material

SPF is the name given to a combination of spruces, pines and firs that share similar
characteristics and are found throughout Canada. SPF’s high fiber strength, light
weight and easy workability make it excellent for framing and trusses.

NAFP carries SPF in all grades, widths and lengths.
MSDS: Wood Dust

LVL is an engineered wood product created by layering kiln dried wood veneers with
waterproof adhesive into blocks of material known as billets. Cured in a heated press, LVL
is available in various thicknesses and widths and is used in slide out openings, garage
door headers, and window headers.
NAFP carries a full line of LVL in all thicknesses and lengths, with a 2.0 MOE.
MSDS: Wood Dust
MSDS: UF Bonded material

Finger-jointed studs provide significant benefits to the builder and building owner.
Finger-jointed studs are straight and dimensionally stable. They are manufactured from
short pieces of kiln-dried lumber. Walls built with finger-jointed studs are straighter,
even when subjected to heat or humidity.

NAFP carries FJ lumber in numerous widths and lengths.
MSDS: Wood Dust

Treated lumber is ACQ (alkaline copper quaternary) treated and is kiln dried to ensure a
long lasting, protected product. Treated lumber withstands harsh outdoor elements,
including weather, insects, and rodents, nearly five times longer than untreated lumber.

NAFP carries TRT lumber and panels in all different sizes.
MSDS: Wood Dust
MSDS: Wolmanized material
MSDS: Copper Azole