1220 X 300 mm OSB Loft Board Pack of 6 ( 2.16m2 ) Pack of 12 ( 4.32m2 ) Pack of 18 ( 6.48m2 )

Title: OSB Loft Boards 1220 mm x 300 mm x 18 mm each 

Complete your loft boarding project with our high-quality OSB (Oriented Strand Board) loft boards. Designed to work perfectly with our Loft Stilt system, these boards provide a strong, stable platform for loft storage. Available in packs of 6, 12, or 18 boards.

Description: Elevate your loft space with our Premium OSB Loft Boards – the perfect solution for creating a robust and functional flooring system. Measuring 1220 mm x 300 mm x 18 mm each, this  boards are expertly crafted to enhance the usability and efficiency of your attic.

Why OSB for Loft Boarding?

OSB is the professional's choice for loft boarding. It's stronger than standard chipboard, more resistant to moisture, and provides a smooth, even surface that's ideal for storing boxes, luggage, and seasonal items. At 1220 x 300mm, these boards are sized to fit through most standard loft hatches with ease.

Features:

1. Strength and Durability: Crafted from high-quality Wood for exceptional strength.

2. Easy Installation: Tongue-and-groove design for a seamless fit, allowing for quick and efficient installation.

3. Versatility: Ideal for storage, DIY loft conversions, and contributing to energy-efficient homes.

4. Cost-Effective Solution: A budget-friendly choice without compromising on quality.

Benefits:

• 1220 x 300mm dimensions — fits through standard UK loft hatches

• Compatible with our Loft Stilt system — designed to work together

   

• Available in packs of 6, 12, and 18 — choose the right quantity for your project

• High-strength OSB construction — handles heavy loads without flexing
• Create a well-organised storage area.
• Transform your loft into a usable space.
• Contribute to a more energy-efficient home.  
• Free UK delivery — on every order

Coverage Guide

For best results, use these boards in combination with our Loft Stilts to create a raised platform that preserves your insulation. Need advice on your loft boarding project?