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Underlayment Plywood
Underlayment plywood is designed to be used as a subfloor. It uses an exterior grade of glue, and
is not quite a finish grade of plywood, but it does have a few things that
CDX does not.
The top layer of an underlayment plywood is sanded lightly, so that it has an even surface. There are no
voids or gaps in the middle layers either, making it a stronger product and well suited for going beneath flooring.
Underlayment is also known by the name "PTS", which stands for Plugged, Touched, and Sanded. This describes the
process underlayment goes through. In terms of grading, where CDX is rough on both sides, underlayment can be
figured as a BC grading -- one side has been sanded somewhat, and the other remains rough.
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