Undirlags

Undirlags, also known as underlays, are materials used to provide a stable and durable base for various flooring types. They are typically installed over a subfloor to create a level and smooth surface, ensuring proper adhesion and longevity of the final flooring. Common types of underlays include plywood, oriented strand board (OSB), and cementitious underlayments.

Plywood underlays are made from layers of wood veneers glued together, offering good strength and flexibility. OSB underlays are composed of wood strands bonded together with resin, providing a strong and stable base. Cementitious underlays, such as self-leveling underlayment, are made from cement and other materials, offering excellent adhesion and water resistance.

The choice of underlay depends on the type of flooring being installed, the subfloor condition, and the specific requirements of the project. Proper installation of underlays is crucial for the success of any flooring project, as it ensures a level, smooth, and durable surface for the final flooring material. Additionally, underlays can help to reduce noise transmission and improve the overall performance of the flooring system.