Regular Fiberboard Sheathing's interknit wood fibers offer real job-site toughness. Regular Sheathing holds up to normal on-the-job abuse while meeting the demands of stud wall construction. It supplements required wall bracing and increases insulation value for energy-conscious builders.
Unlike sheathings which transmit and add resonance to sound waves, fiberboard sheathing absorbs sound. It also inhibits water intrusion and slows air infiltration.
This economical and reliable sheathing has been the choice of successful contractors for over 40 years. A proven performer accepted throughout the building industry, it is produced from residues of southern pine sawmills. It's environmentally responsible now, and renewable for the future.
Product Specifications:
*“R” means resistance to heat flow.
The higher the “R” value, the greater the insulating value.
Packaging:
ASTM Certification Standard:
Temple-Inland Regular Fiberboard Sheathing is certified and labeled by an ICC-ES recoginzed agency as meeting the requirements in ASTM C208, the Standard Specification for Cellulosic Insulating Board.
Third-Party Certification:
Administered by the American Fiberboard Association (AFA)
Recycled Content Certification:
Temple-Inland Regular Fiberboard Sheathing has been certified to contain at least 84% pre-consumer recycled wood fiber on a dry weight basis. For more information, click here.
The specification and usage of this product can contribute valuable credits in sustainable rating systems such as LEED, the NAHB Green Building Standard and others. Review a partial list of our sustainable rating systems contributions.
No-Added Urea Formaldehyde:
Temple-Inland Regular Fiberboard Sheathing is a no-added-urea-formaldehyde material. It is manufactured with 100% southern pine wood chips and pre-jell corn starch as a binder. True asphalt is applied as a coating to enhance water resistance.