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Roseburg is one of the nation’s single

largest producers of Hybrid Green wood products. From

construction grade panels to value added decorative hardwood

and melamine panels, we have the right green wood product for the job. All

our Hybrid Green products are produced domestically from the fi nest raw materials

available in the market. With Roseburg, you have virtually unlimited options.

Nationwide Distribution Where You Need It.Roseburg’s Hybrid Green products are stocked at hundreds of North America’s largest and most respected industrial, wholesale, pro yard and retail distribution locations, assuring the fl exibility and availability you need to get the job done. Many of Roseburg’s distribution partners are certifi ed according to FSC standards. This ensures the integrity of the FSC chain-of-custody standards. To fi nd the distributor nearest you, go to www.Roseburg.com

Association MembershipsRoseburg believes industry associations are a vital link to the growth of its business. We attempt to support each one equally to ensure their continued success. Many of these associations have certifi ed Roseburg’s Hybrid Green panels to be environmentally green. Others verify the consistent quality of Roseburg’s products. Below is a list of associations Roseburg is affi liated with:

United States Green Building Council (USGBC)APA The Engineered Wood AssociationComposite Panel Association (CPA)Hardwood Plywood & Veneer Association (HPVA)Kitchen Cabinet Manufactures Association (KCMA)Association for Retail Environments (ARE)American Woodwork Institute (AWI)Woodwork Institute (WI)

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Table of Contents Applications Chart ....................................................3

LEED Credits/Certifi cations ......................................4-5

Commercial LEED Projects ......................................6-7

School/Institutional LEED Projects ...........................8-9

Concrete/Industrial LEED Projects ...........................10-11

Hospital/Medical LEED Projects ..............................12-13

Multi-Family Home LEED Projects ...........................14-15

Single Family Home LEED Projects .........................16-17

What Makes Roseburg Green ..................................18-19

Carbon Footprint ......................................................20-21

Our Resource Stewardship ......................................22-23

Examples of Roseburg Stewardship ........................24-25

Roseburg Green Cores .............................................26-27

SkyBlend FSC Particleboard Core Technical Data ....28

SkyBlend MDF Core Technical Data ........................29

SkyPly FSC Veneer Core Technical Data .................30

SkyPly FSC CFC Veneer Core Technical Data ...........31

Product Information ..................................................32

U.S. Green Building Council (USGBC) .....................34

California Air Resources Board (CARB) ...................34

Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) ...........................35

Environmentally Preferable Product (EPP) ...............35

P.O. Box 1088, Roseburg, OR 97470

TF 800.245.1115 • FX 541.679.2543

www.Roseburg.com

For the most current information go to:Roseburg’s Green Products: Roseburg.comGreen Certifi cation: usgbc.org, fsc.org, scscertifi ed.com, pdmdf.com

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SKYPLY FSC VENEER CORE Not available as a stand alone panel. Used as hardwood panel substrate only

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SKYPLY FSC CERTISAND • • • • • • • •

INDUSTRIAL PLYWOOD PANELS

SKYPLY FSC AB MARINE • • • • • •

SKYPLY FSC BOATPLY • • • • • •

SKYPLY FSC CCP&TS • • • • • • • • • • • •

SKYPLY FSC CCX • • • • • • •

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SKYPLY FSC DURAGARD, GENERAL PURPOSE • • • • • • •

SKYPLY FSC POURMOR CONCRETE FORMING • •

CONSTRUCTION GRADE PLYWOOD PANELS

SKYPLY FSC SHEATHING • • •

SKYPLY FSC RIGIDFLOOR UNDERLAYMENT • • •

SKYPLY FSC BBOES CONCRETE FORM • •

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BRECKENRIDGE • • •

SKYPLY FSC DOUGLAS FIR • • •

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PREFINISHED PANELS (can be specified on SkyBlend FSC Particleboard, SkyBlend MDF, SKyPly FSC CFC Veneer, SkyPly FSC Veneer or SkyPly FSC Basswood Veneer cores)

LIGHT (LOW) BASIS WEIGHT PAPER OVERLAID • • • • • • • •

VINYL OVERLAID • • • • • • • •

UV CLEAR-COATED • • • • • • • •

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THERMALLY FUSED MELAMINE PANELS (can be specified on SkyBlend FSC Particleboard, SkyBlend MDF, or SkyPly FSC CFC Veneer cores)

DURAMINE DECORATIVE MELAMINE • • • • • • • •

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SKYBLEND FSC DURASHELF • • • • •

HARDWOOD PANELS (can be specified on SkyBlend FSC Particleboard, SkyBlend MDF, SKyPly FSC CFC Veneer, SkyPly FSC Veneer or SkyPly FSC Basswood Veneer cores)

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REDIPLY PANELS • • • • •

PREFINISHED PANELS • • • • • • • • •

ENGINEERED WOOD PRODUCTS

RFPI JOIST LVL FLANGE • •

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Raw Panels Industrial Panels Specifi ed as:

SkyBlend FSC Particleboard Core • • • • • • SkyPly FSC AB Marine, • • • •

SkyBlend MDF Core • • • • • SkyPly FSC BoatPly, • • • •

SkyPly FSC Veneer Core • • • • SkyPly FSC CCP&TS • • • •

SkyPly FSC CFC Veneer Core • • • • SkyPly FSC CCX • • • •

SkyPly FSC Basswood Veneer Core • • • • RigidPly • • • •

Duramine Thermally Fused Melamine Panels Specifi ed on: Medium Density Overlay Panels Specifi ed as:

SkyBlend FSC Particleboard Core • • • • • • SkyPly FSC Duragard

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SkyBlend MDF Core • • • • • SkyPly FSC PourMor Concrete Forming • • • •

SkyPly FSC CFC Veneer Core • • • • Construction Grade Panels Specifi ed as:

Hardwood Panels Specifi ed on: SkyPly FSC Sheathing, • • • •

SkyBlend MDF Core • • • • • SkyPly FSC RigidFloor Underlayment • • • •

SkyPly FSC CFC Veneer Core • • • • SkyPly FSC BBOES

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SkyPly FSC Veneer Core • • • • SkyPly FSC PourMor Concrete Forming • • • •

SkyPly FSC Basswood Veneer Core • • • • Siding Panels Specifi ed as:

SkyBlend FSC Particleboard Core • • • • • • Breckenridge • • •

UltraFinish Vinyl, Paper, UV Clear-Coated or UV Painted Overlaid Panels Specifi ed on:

SkyPly FSC Douglas Fir • • • •

SkyBlend FSC Particleboard Core • • • • • • DuraTemp • • •

SkyBlend MDF Core • • • • • DuraShelf Shelving:

SkyPly FSC CFC Veneer Core • • • • SkyBlend FSC

Particleboard Core • • • • • •

SkyPly FSC Veneer Core • • • • Engineered Wood Products

SkyPly FSC Basswood Veneer Core • • • • RFPI Joist • • •

Sanded Plywood Panels Specifi ed as: RigidLam LVL • • •

SkyPly FSC Certisand • • • • RigidRim Rimboard • • •

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Roseburg HYBRIDGREEN Contribution to LEED® Credits

LEED CATEGORY/CREDIT INTENT REQUIREMENTSPOSSIBLE POINTS

Materials and Resources MR Credit 4.1 Recycled Content: 10% (post+ 1/2 pre-consumer)

Increases the use of products that incorporate recycled content material

Sum of recycled content constitutes at least 10% of materials in the project

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Materials and Resources MR Credit 4.2 Recycled Content: 20% (post+ 1/2 pre-consumer)

Increases the use of products that incorporate recycled content material

Sum of recycled content constitutes at least 20% of materials in the project

1 point (in addition to MR credit 4.1)

Indoor Environmental Quality EQ Credit 4.4: Low-Emitting Materials

Improves indoor air quality Wood products used shall contain no added urea-formaldehyde resins

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Materials and Resources MR 5.1 Regional Materials: 10% Extracted, Processed & Manufactured Regionally

Increases the use of materials that are extracted and manufactured within the project region

A min. of 10% of the combined value of building materials or products must be extracted, harvested, or recovered, as well as manufactured within 500 miles of the project

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Materials and Resources MR 5.2 Regional Materials: 20% Extracted, Processed & Manufactured Regionally

Increases the use of materials that are extracted and manufactured within the project region

A min. of 20% of the combined value of building materials or products must be extracted, harvested, or recovered, as well as manufactured within 500 miles of the project

1 point (in addition to MR credit 5.1)

Materials and Resources MR Credit 7.0: Certified WoodFSC - Forest Stewardship Council

Encourage environmentally responsible forest management

Use a minimum of 50% wood based materials and products, which are certified in accordance with the Forest Stewardship Council’s (FSC) Principles and Criteria, for wood building components

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Some important points:There are NO LEED certifi ed products.

A product CAN NOT GIVE you LEED project points.

A product CAN CONTRIBUTE TOWARD or COMPLY WITH LEED credit requirements.

LEED NC points for a project are obtained from a variety of sources/categories:

Site planning - Sustainable Sites (SS Credits) (14 pts)

Water management - Water Effi ciency (WE Credits) (5 pts)

Energy performance - Energy & Atmosphere (EA Credits) (17 pts)

Indoor air quality - Indoor Environmental Quality (EQ Credits) (15 pts)

Material use - Material & Resources (MR Credits) (13 pts)

Additional - Innovation & Design (ID Credits) (5 pts)

69 total point possible

Products fall into two categories: Contribution Credits or Compliance Credits.

Contribution Credits – are based on the total project material costs. The contribution of a product to obtain credit is evaluated against the requirements in the Material & Resources Credit Section of the applicable LEED standard. This is where our products (like SkyBlend or UltraBlend particleboard and SkyBlend or Synergite MDF) containing (either post-consumer or pre-consumer) recycled fi ber can contribute toward MR Credit 4.1 and 4.2 This is also where any of our products, depending on where they are manufactured, might contribute toward MR Credit 5.1 and 5.2 which requires use of “Regional Materials”. Another contribution credit that pertains to some of our products is MR Credit 7.0 which requires use of Certifi ed Wood. This is where our FSC certifi ed products might contribute toward credit.

Compliance Credits – are based on a product or materials ability to meet the strict guidelines set forth in the credit requirements. Roseburg products that fi t here are SkyPly and SkyBlend panels when they comply with EQ Credit 4.4 for low emitting materials which requires that a composite wood product contain no added urea-formaldehyde resins.

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Duramine Thermally Fused Melamine Panels specifi ed on:

SkyBlend FSC Particleboard SkyBlend MDF SkyPly FSC CFC Veneer Core

Hardwood Panels specifi ed on:SkyBlend FSC ParticleboardSkyBlend MDF SkyPly FSC CFC Veneer CoreSkyPly FSC Veneer CoreSkyPly FSC Basswood Veneer Core

Pre-Finished Overlaid Panels, Vinyl, Paper, UV Clear-Coated and UV Painted specifi ed on:

SkyBlend FSC Particleboard SkyBlend MDFSkyPly FSC Veneer CoreSkyPly FSC Basswood Veneer CoreSkyPly FSC CFC Veneer Core

Durashelf TFM Shelving specifi ed on:SkyBlend FSC Particleboard

Sanded Panels specifi ed as:SkyPly FSC Certisand

Concrete Forming Panels specifi ed as:SkyPly FSC PourMor SkyPly FSC BBOES

Construction Grade specifi ed as:SkyPly FSC SheathingSkyPly FSC RigidFloor Underlayment

Siding Panels specifi ed as:BreckenridgeSkyPly FSC Douglas Fir DuraTemp

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Roseburg makes decisions for the long term. We are dedicated to providing quality wood products today and in the future and are committed to the sustainability of our natural resources for future generations.

We meet our commitment to sustainability:

We practice excellence in forest management, by harvesting sustainably and investing in our timberlands for the future.

We offer products that have no added urea formaldehyde.

We produce a broad array of products that are Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) and Envi-ronmentally Preferable Product (EPP) certifi ed.

Roseburg’s 180,000 acres of California timber-lands are certifi ed by the FSC to be sustainably managed.

We plant over 5 million tree seedlings annually.

Roseburg partners with Oregon State Univer-sity, state and federal agencies on watershed research, restoration and enhancement.

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No time has been better to tell the story of sustainable forestry managementand the wood products industry, especially here at Roseburg. The amount of carbon produced by manufacturing wood products is far less than that of steel or concrete. (supported by the Consortium for Research on Renewable Industrial Materials *Global Warming Potential) Every wood product we produce sequesters carbon by serving as a carbon storage facility. In addition, the electricity we produce is considered to be carbon neutral and actually reduces carbon emissions by replacing electricity that would otherwise be generated by burning highly concentrated coal.

We manage our natural resources with a long-term stewardship perspective that includes planting 5 million seedlings annually.

We divert nearly 150,000 tons of material from lo-cal landfi lls each year for conversion to renewable energy or recycled products.

Our biomass cogeneration plants use wood waste material from local landfi lls and our mills to produce clean energy for our manufacturing plants and nearby communities.

We are aggressively reducing energy consumption in all our operations, including partnering with the Energy Trust of Oregon for many projects.

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“Promotion of wood products can act as a greener alternative to more fossil-fuel intensive materials. Substituting a cubic meter of wood for other construction materials (concrete block or bricks) results in the signifi cant average of 0.75 to 1 tonne of CO2 savings.” (International Institute for Environment and Development, Using Wood Products to Mitigate Climate Change, 2004.)

One study, conducted by the Consortium for Research on Renewable Industrial Materials, examined the impact of using wood, steel and concrete in residential construction. Homes, framed with wood and steel, were compared in Minneapolis and homes, framed with wood and concrete, were compared in Atlanta – the framing types most common to each city. In both cases, the wood-framed homes required less energy (from extraction through maintenance) and had less impact on global warming.

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Our Resource Stewardship

We are committed to sustainable forest management on our timberlands.

Roseburg employs professional foresters, engineers,

biometrician and technicians to insure the successful

management of our sustainable forests.

Currently, Roseburg owns and manages over

640,000 acres of sustainable forest lands

throughout Oregon and California.

We plan and execute only the most effi cient harvesting

and reforestation practices. Since we own

our own resources, we understand the important role

that private forestlands play on our society

and strive to manage our resources in a responsible

manner. In fact, each year we plant over 5 million new trees.

As a result of our excellent management, our harvest

units are rapidly transitioned into young, healthy forests of native conifers within two to three years of

harvest. Our managed forest landscape

is not only productive but also diverse, healthy and full of vigorously growing young trees, which

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“Sustainability is the achievement of policies and procedures which are environmentally sound, economically viable and socially just.” -The University of Wisconsin- Madison, Center for Integrated Agricultural Systems

2004 Fish and Wildlife Steward Award

Southwest Oregon Industrial Forest Lands - presented by

the Oregon Department of Forestry/Oregon Fish and Wildlife

Oregon Plan for Salmon and Watersheds

Roseburg proactively participates in the plan directly and indirectly with our local watershed council and ODFW

partners. We annually execute stream placement,

riparian retention, road erosion control, fi sh passage and monitoring projects. The Roseburg investment value in this endeavor is 3 million dollars, spread over 700 projects.

Watershed Research Cooperative

Roseburg is the founding member of this broadly

supported industrial and non-industrial landowner, state agency,

county government, and scientifi c community project. Starting

with Hinkle Creek Paired Watershed Study, located on 5000 acres of company lands, and now expanded to include

two other sister studies, the cooperative research is developing new knowledge to fi ll in the gaps on modern

science, based on forest management practices and their

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Roseburg SkyPly™ FSC Veneer and SkyPly FSC CFC veneer cores are manufactured with no added urea formaldehyde (NAUF).

FSC Veneer CoreFSC CFC Veneer CoreSubstitute for any hardwood panel application requiring tighter emission standardsFormaldehyde emissions well below suggested CARB Phase 2 (P2) standardsCan contribute to achieving LEED credits

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Green Cores

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MEDIUM DENSITY FIBERBOARD

Roseburg SkyBlend™ cores are manufactured with SkyBlend™ FSC particleboard or SkyBlend MDF and contain no added urea formaldehyde (NAUF).

FSC Particleboard CoreMedium Density Fiberboard Core (MDF)EPP certified 100% recycled wood fiberNo urea formaldehyde added during the manufacturing processReadily identifiable by its blue-tinted coreCan contribute to achieving LEED credits

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Roseburg SkyBlend FSC Particleboard is a specified green particleboard panel. It is EPP certified to be 100% recycled wood fiber particleboard and has No Urea Formaldehyde added during the manufacturing process. The panel is a multi-layered substrate produced using a blend of wood fibers and particles that deliver the most desirable properties of each species. It is sanded to an extremely smooth, tight, and grainless surface on both sides. The core has a controlled distribution pattern of particles that creates the perfect dimensionally stable panel. Roseburg SkyBlend is engineered to the highest quality standards providing customers with the most desired properties. SkyBlend FSC particleboard is available as raw board or can be specified as a low emitting core for mixed loads of Roseburg hardwood panels, melamine panels, prefinished panels and Shelving.

Core is tinted blue, making the product readily identifiable in the field.

No Added Urea Formaldehyde (NAUF)

Can contribute to achieving LEED credits.

Made from 100% recycled fiber content (fiber basis).

Meets the Composite Panel Associations, EPP specification.

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Designed for laminating,

High-quality smooth surface.

Tight machinable edges.

Excellent dimensional stability

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FSC certified (SkyBlend FSC Particleboard)

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For complete list of distribution partners, go to roseburg.com

Density 47 lbs. IB 65 psi

Length & Width Tolerances +/- 0.080” Hardness 500 lbs.

Thickness Tolerances: Face Screw Holding 225 lbs.

Panel Avg. from Specified +/- 0.008” Edge Screw Holding 202 lbs.

Var. from Panel Average +/- 0.004” LE max. avg. % 0.35

MOR 2103 psi Thickness Swell 6% in 24 hour soak test

MOE 326,300 psi

Available in Industrial Grade only:

• Typical results of tests conducted using procedures outlined in ASTM D-1037. • Sanded to 100 grit.• SkyBlend Industrial Particleboard meets or exceeds the requirements of ANSI-1999 A208.1 Grade M2.

STOCK THICKNESSES, SIZES and UNIT PIECE COUNT

1/4” 49 x 97 100 11/16” 49 x 97 46

3/8” 49 x 97 80 3/4” 49 x 97, 61 x 97, 61 x 121 42

1/2” 49 x 97 64 1” 49 x 97 32

5/8” 49 x 97 50 1-1/8” 49 x 97, 61 x 97, 61 x 121 30

• Custom sizes may be available subject to minimum order quantities and press utilization.

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Roseburg introduces SkyBlend™ MDF, the newest panels in our line of NAUF products. SkyBlend™ MDF is a Green specified, high-quality, light-colored medium density fiber–board (MDF) panel. The uniformity of SkyBlend™ MDF is ensured by the predominant use of Southern Pine which is refined and then bonded in a RF (radio frequency)/steam-heated multi-opening press.SkyBlend™ MDF is omnidirectional, so it can be shaped and finished without grain and pitting problems. Its homogeneous mat structure ensures uniformity of density between the surfaces without a loose core. The random fiber orientation increases strength and impact resistances and eliminates the built-in stress that can cause warping. Panel is manufactured with no added urea formaldehyde (NAUF). The homogeneous core makes it especially suitable for all types of edgeshaping and finishing applications, including painting, foiling and soft-forming. Southern Pine fibers retain their original chemicals, which provide a natural sealing effect when sanding, burnishing or embossing. Uniform density allows the pine fibers to compress and flow when subjected to heat and pressure in the embossing press. Premium machined core panel for membrane press applications with the thinnest of films and veneers. SkyBlend MDF’s high quality substrate is ideal for use in critical application such as RTF doors and other vinyl clad components.

Panel is manufactured with no added urea formaldehyde (NAUF).

The homogeneous core makes it especially suitable for all types of edgeshaping and finishing applications, including painting, foiling and soft-forming.

Southern Pine fibers retain their original chemicals, which provide a natural sealing effect when sanding, burnishing or embossing.

Excellent shaping and sandability required for quality wet and dry film edge finishing.

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Uniform density allows the pine fibers to compress and flow when subjected to heat and pressure in the embossing press.

SkyBlend MDF is an excellent core for laminating of (thin) micro films, low- and high-pressure laminates and hardwood veneers.

SkyBlend MDF PLUS is a high quality substrate ideal for use in critical application RTF doors, vinyl clad components, slotwall and other routed panel applications.

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Can contribute to achieving LEED credits.

Meets the EPPS CPA 3-08

NAUF (No added urea formaldehyde) certified panels

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Strict adherence to using 100% recycled material as a fiber source.

Independent third party audits plant for emissions and fiber source.

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Width and Length: The width and length tolerance shall not exceed ±1.0mm (1⁄64”).

Squareness: The two diagonal measurements of a trimmed panel shall not differ more than 3mm per meter (1⁄32” per foot) of panel width when trimmed length and width are within tolerance requirements.

Straightness: Trimmed edges of panels 600mm (2’) wide or wider shall not deviate more than 1mm per meter (1⁄64” per foot) of panel length or width. Straightness shall be determined by measuring to the nearest 0.5mm (1⁄64”) the maximum deviation from a straight line extending from corner to corner on the same trimmed panel edge.

Thickness: At the time of shipment from the factory, the panel to panel and within panel variation will be ±0.125mm (0.005”).

Dimensional Tolerances

Listed are typical physical and mechanical properties for SkyBlend™ MDF. Values meet or exceed ANSI A208.2-2002. The values listed are the result of tests conducted in accordance with ASTM D 1037-06, ‘‘Standard Methods of Evaluating the Properties of Wood-Based Fiber and Particle Panel Materials.’’ For specific design applications, technical data by mill, product and thickness is available upon request from Roseburg’s Territory Sales Manager or Product Engineer.

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Product Thickness 1/2” 5/8” to 3/4” 3/4”

Density Range ±5% 46.5 lbs. 45 lbs. 47 lbs.

Modulus of Rupture (MOR) 3,800 psi 3,800 psi 4,250 psi

Modulus of Elasticity (MOE) 325,000 psi 325,000 psi 425,000 psi

Internal Bond (IB) 80 psi 80 psi 130 psi

Screw-Holding: Face Edge

225 lbs.175 lbs.

225 lbs.175 lbs.

275 lbs.215 lbs.

Moisture Content 4-6% 4-6% 4-6%

SkyPly FSC Veneer Core is an FSC, certified panel with No Added Urea Formaldehyde (NAUF) technology. It is the perfect substrate for hardwood and overlaid panels that are required in LEED projects. The panel is constructed of western softwood veneers, which creates an excellent lightweight core for further laminating. The panel is a strong durable panel. SkyPly can be substituted in any veneer core hardwood or overlaid panel application requiring a tighter emission standard.

SkyPly FSC Veneer Core can be specified as a low emitting core for broad array of major uses including: laminating substrate, shelving, cabinets, millwork, furniture, and fixtures.

SkyPly FSC Basswood Panel This “One” versatile panel reduces SKU’s by serving “Four” functions: 1) paint grade, 2) lamination, 3) raw cabinet boxes and, 4) ABX Fir replacement (when specified with exterior glue). 4x8 5.2, 1/4”, 3/8”, 1/2”, 5/8”, 3/4”, 1”, 1 1/4” HPVA Standard Grades, Exotics, Engineered, Customer Specified HPVA, KCMA, AWI, EPP, FSC Core Material: VC, PB, MDF, Sky-Blend, SkyPly, CFC (MDF crossbands). Reduced SKU’s on Basswood “Four in One” panels

No Urea Formaldehyde added in manufacturing

SkyPly can be specified as a low emitting core for broad array of major uses including: laminating substrate, shelving, cabinets, millwork, furniture, and fixtures.

Formaldehyde emissions well below suggested 2008 CARB Phase II standards

Available in a wide range of hardwood veneer faces and backs

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Dillard, OR

For complete list of distribution partners go, to roseburg.com

Flash Point N/A Extinguishing Media Water, sand, carbon dioxide

Flammable Limits Auto Ignition Temp 400-500 º F

LEL N/A

UEL N/A

Unusual Fire & Explosion Hazards: Wood dust from sawing, sanding, and machining can be explosive, depending on particle size and moisture content. Airborne concen-trations of 40 grams per cubic meter is often used as the LEL for wood dusts.

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STOCK THICKNESSES, SIZES, PLYS and UNIT PIECE COUNT

1/4” 4’ x 8’ 3 120 5/8” 4’ x 8’ 7 40

3/8” 4’ x 8’ 5, 7, 9 80 3/4” 4’ x 8’ 7, 9 (specified) 40

1/2” 4’ x 8’ 5, 7, 9 60 1” 4’ x 8’ 9, 11 30


FIRE EXPLOSION DATA

ALLOWABLE OPENINGS FOR INNER PLY GRADES

GRADE DESCRIPTION J K L

Thickness of crossroads adjacent to faces Any Thickness Thicker than 1/10” 1/10” and thinner Any Thickness

Knotholes and other round, elliptical, or similar shape openings (max. diameter)

None 3/8 inch 3/4 inch 1 inch

Splits, gaps, and other elongated end or edge open-ings - each opening is visible on only one end or edge of panel (max. width)

1/8 inch 1/4 inch 1/2 inch

Roseburg SkyPly FSC CFC Veneer Core is an excellent choice for hardwood veneer or overlaid panels specifi ed on LEED projects. It is manufactured with no added urea formaldehyde. Its natural formaldehyde emission is well below suggested 2008 CARB standards. SkyPly FSC CFC Veneer core is FSC certifi ed and perfect for applications requiring tighter emission standards. Its strong veneer innerplies maintain strength and screw-holding power while the MDF cross bands provide an ultra smooth surface and reduce telegraphing.

The high-quality texture, hardness and uniformity is achieved by the MDF crossbands — undoubtedly the best choice for hardwood veneers or overlays.

Unlike standard veneer core panels, the MDF crossbands in CFC veneer core provide better strength and improved density, eliminating telegraphing throughout the panel. The dimensional stability ensures that the panel will always lay fl at.

The density and uniformity of CFC veneer core provides superior machinability, leaving the cleanest edges when routering or cutting.

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CFC veneer core is manufactured with a Western softwood inner core. In combination with the thinnest MDF skin available on the market, CFC veneer core weighs less than a particleboard or MDF panel. Ideal for high-end veneers.

Ultrathin MDF crossband

Hardwood veneer or overlay

Ultrathin mdf crossband

Western softwood inner core

Formaldehyde emissions well below suggested 2008 CARB Phase 2 (P2) standards

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Flammable Limits Auto Ignition Temp 400-500 º F

LEL N/A

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Unusual Fire & Explosion Hazards: Wood dust from sawing, sanding, and machining can be explosive, depending on particle size and moisture content. Airborne concen-trations of 40 grams per cubic meter is often used as the LEL for wood dusts.

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1/4” 4’ x 8’ 3 120 5/8” 4’ x 8’ 7 40

3/8” 4’ x 8’ 5, 7, 9 80 3/4” 4’ x 8’ 7, 9 (specifi ed) 40

1/2” 4’ x 8’ 5, 7, 9 60 1” 4’ x 8’ 9, 11 30


FIRE EXPLOSION DATA

ALLOWABLE OPENINGS FOR INNER PLY GRADES

GRADE DESCRIPTION J K L

Thickness of crossroads adjacent to faces Any Thickness Thicker than 1/10” 1/10” and thinner Any Thickness

Knotholes and other round, elliptical, or similar shape openings (max. diameter)

None 3/8 inch 3/4 inch 1 inch

Splits, gaps, and other elongated end or edge open-ings - each opening is visible on only one end or edge of panel (max. width)

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Sanded Plywood Panels:

SkyPly FSC Certisand

Roseburg CertiSand is an FSC certified panel that is manufactured with a certified chain-of-custody. It is an exterior grade plywood with a smooth sanded face.

Dillard, OR, Riddle, OR

Industrial Plywood Panels:

SkyPly FSC AB Marine

Roseburg’s AB Marine Panel is a marine-grade plywood that is produced entirely of Group 1 species of veneer. The Panel is sanded on both faces. The maximum core-gap size permitted is 1/8 inch. Its exposure durability rating is EXTERIOR and the glue used is a water resistant structural adhesive.


SkyPly FSC BoatPly

Specially designed panel made with highly restrictive limitations on core gaps and face repairs. Specialty sizes and thicknesses available.


SkyPly FSC CCP&TS

Plywood panels produced for specific end use applications Dillard, OR, Riddle, OR

SkyPly FSC CCX

Plywood panels produced for specific end use applications Dillard, OR, Riddle, OR

SkyPly FSC RigidPly

Roseburg Rigidply is the perfect panel for those applications requiring a strong, durable, and puncture resistant panel. It is manufactured using western softwood veneer innerplies with hardboard faces. The veneer core is applied directly beneath the dense hardboard surface.

Dillard, OR

Medium Density Overlay Panels:

SkyPly FSC Duragard General Purpose

Exterior grade plywood faced on one side with a smooth resin (water resistantphenolic) impregnated cellulose fiber overlay. Primed 1 side or 2 sides also available.

Dillard, OR

SkyPly FSC PourMor Concrete Forming

MDO Concrete forming plywood is manufactured with thermosetting phenolic resin impreg-nated cellulose-fiber overlays bonded to the working face. Roseburg’s PourMor concrete forming panels are constructed to meet the most demanding job requirements. MDO PourMor is designed specifically for application when a smooth, matte looking concrete finish is desired. PourMor panels offer high strength and stiffness, producing durable concrete forms that are reusable. If used properly, quality construction ensures the finest results.

Riddle, OR

Construction Grade Plywood Panels:

SkyPly FSC Sheathing

These panels are especially designed for engineered applications such as structural compo-nents where design properties including tension, compression, shear, cross-panel flexural properties and nail holding and bearing are of significant importance.


SkyPly FSC RigidFloor Underlayment

Roseburg underlayment has a touch sanded or fully sanded face and a special face and/or inner-ply construction that resists puncture. Plywood underlayment also provides excellent dimensional stability and smoothness when applying finish flooring.


SkyPly FSC BBOES Concrete Form

BBOES concrete forming panels are constructed from western softwood species to provide a high strength, durable product. If used properly, these panels produce a uniform concrete surface and are reusable.

Riddle, OR

Shelving:

SkyBlend FSC DuraShelf

DuraShelf shelving consists of pre-cut shelves that have a particleboard core and durable stain resistant thermally fused melamine face and back. One edge is finished. Shelves are standard sizes and ready to install.

Dillard, OR, Missoula, MT,Orangeburg, SC,Oxford, MS

Product Overview Manufacturing locations

Laminating Substrates:

SkyBlend FSC Particleboard

Roseburg SkyBlend is a specified green particleboard panel. It is EPP certified to be 100% recycled wood fiber particleboard and has No Urea Formaldehyde added during the manu-facturing process. Roseburg SkyBlend is engineered to the highest quality standards provid-ing customers with the most desired properties.

Dillard, OR see note page 28

SkyBlend MDF Roseburg Skyblend MDF is the newest panel in our line of Hybrid NAUF products. It is a Green specified, high-quality, light-colored medium density fiber–board (MDF) panel. Panel is manufactured with no added urea formaldehyde (NAUF). It is EPP certified to be 100% re-cycled wood fiber content. Suitable for all types of edgeshaping and finishing applications, including painting, foiling and soft-forming. SkyBlend MDF’s high quality substrate is ideal for use in critical application such as RTF doors and other vinyl clad components.

Holly Hill, SC

Siding Panels:

Breckenridge Breckenridge real wood vertical siding panel that has an elegant rough cedarappearance.

Riddle, OR

SkyPly FSC Douglas Fir

Douglas Fir siding provides a more traditional vertical siding look. Riddle, OR

DuraTemp Duratemp® is manufactured with a strong plywood veneer inner core and a tough hard-board face that won’t split, crack or check — even with rough treatment.

Riddle, OR, Dillard, OR

Pre-Finished Panels:

Light (Low) basis weight paper overlaid

Roseburg UltraFinish panels are produced, using a durable, low basis weight paper. They complement our line of Roseburg Duramine® and are perfect for drawer bottoms, cabinet backs or any other application in which thermally fused melamine is not required.

Dillard, OR, Orangeburg, SC

Vinyl overlaid Roseburg UltraFinish panels are produced, using a durable, vinyl overlay that is applied with a cold rolled adhesive process, which enables one-sided lamination with a raw back. They complement our line of Roseburg Duramine® and are perfect for drawer bottoms, cabinet backs or any other application in which thermally fused melamine is not required.

Dillard, OR, Orangeburg, SC

UV Clearcoated

100% solid UV cured filler applied in a reverse roll coat process on Ultrablend™ particle-board.

Dillard, OR

UV Painted 100% solids UV cured fill, and/or decorative finish with UV cured topcoat on Ultrablend™ particleboard.

Dillard, OR, Missoula, MT

Thermally Fused Melamine Panels:

SkyBlend Duramine® Decorative Melamine

Roseburg SkyBlend Duramine® Decorative Melamine panels consist of melamine resin saturated decorative papers, thermally fused (TFM) under heat and pressure to a “Hybrid Green” substrate. All substrates are available with no added urea-formaldehyde (NAUF). In addition to the 55 National Design Collection items, we offer over 800 designs from Wilsonart, Formica, Arclin, Coveright and others.

Dillard, OR, Missoula, MT, Orangeburg, SC, Oxford, MS

Hardwood Panels:

Standard & exotic cut and species

Roseburg recognizes that the needs of an architect, designer and architectural millwork shop may be different from that of a typical cabinet shop. Roseburg hardwood panels are up to the challenge. Every piece of hardwood veneer is hand selected for quality and consistency prior to being laminated to the core. We use only the finest and time proven core substrates. In fact, Roseburg offers the broadest selection of “Green” certified cores available. Standard Hardwood cuts & Species: Exotic Hardwood Species: Roseburg produces a complete line of hardwood panels with virtually every popular exotic veneer available today.

Dillard, OR

RediPly Panels Redi-Ply combines our hardwood veneer faces with melamine, vinyl, or low-basis-weight-pa-per backs. Redi-Ply panels are available with a pre-finished UV clear topcoat that provides a smooth durable finish to the face.

Dillard, OR

Prefinished Panels

Roseburg’s PreFinished panels are produced using a high performance UV cure burnishing sealer and a mar resistant UV cure topcoat, both of which are user, consumer and environ-mentally friendly. The sealer and topcoat are 100% solid resulting in no waste and no emis-sions. Topcoat is a 3mil acrylic coating that produces a low, medium or high gloss finish. Gloss level can be adjusted to meet any customer requirement.

Dillard, OR

Engineered Wood Products:

RFPI® Joist I-joists used in floor and roof construction Riddle, OR

RigidLam® LVL Laminated veneer lumber used for headers, beams, studs and columns. Riddle, OR

RigidRim® Rimboard

Rimboard used for perimeter framing and load transfer Riddle, OR

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Q: What is the new California formaldehyde regulation?A: In April 2007, the California Air Resources Board (CARB), a department of the California Environmental Protection Agency, voted to implement new limits for formaldehyde emitted from composite wood products. These new limits will be implemented in two phases starting January 1, 2009. When the fi nal limits are fully in place in 2012, the regulation will establish the toughest production standard in the world for formaldehyde emissions from composite wood products. The California regulation governs the formaldehyde in both raw composite wood panels and fi nished products sold or used in California. Both imported and domestic products are regulated and must be third–party certifi ed and clearly labeled to indicate they meet California’s requirements.

Q: What composite wood products are covered by the new regulation?A: The regulation applies to hardwood plywood, particleboard, and medium density fi berboard (MDF) and all products (such as furniture, cabinets, fl ooring, store fi xtures, mouldings and millwork, countertops, decorative household items, doors, etc.) made with those products. Composite wood is a popular material for consumer products because of its design fl exibility, structural properties, and inherent environmental benefi ts. In particular, particleboard and MDF are manufactured from recycled and recovered wood residuals and other by–products diverted from the solid waste stream, making them among the greenest building materials in the world.

For the latest information go to: www.arb.ca.gov

California Air Resources Board (CARB)

Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) was created to change the dialogue about and the practice of sustainable forestry worldwide. Its purpose is to coordinate the development of forest management standards throughout the different biogeographic regions of the U.S., to provide public information about certifi cation and FSC, and to work with certifi cation organizations to promote FSC certifi cation in the U.S. FSC-US has a national presence through the work of its Board of Directors, members, staff, and regional standards coordinators. www.fsc.org

PRINCIPLE #1: COMPLIANCE WITH LAWS AND FSC PRINCIPLESForest management shall respect all applicable laws of the country in which they occur, and international treaties and agreements to which the country is a signatory, and comply with all FSC Principles and Criteria.

PRINCIPLE #2: TENURE AND USE RIGHTS AND RESPONSIBILITIESLong-term tenure and use rights to the land and forest resources shall be clearly defi ned, documented and legally established.

PRINCIPLE #3: INDIGENOUS PEOPLES’ RIGHTSThe legal and customary rights of indigenous peoples to own, use and manage their lands, territories, and resources shall be recognized and respected.

PRINCIPLE #4: COMMUNITY RELATIONS AND WORKERS’ RIGHTSForest management operations shall maintain or enhance the long-term social and economic well-being of forest workers and local communities.

PRINCIPLE # 5: BENEFITS FROM THE FORESTForest management operations shall encourage the effi cient use of the forest’s multiple products and services to ensure economic viability and a wide range of environmental and social benefi ts.

PRINCIPLE #6: ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACTForest management shall conserve biological diversity and its associated values, water resources, soils, and unique and fragile ecosystems and landscapes, and, by so doing, maintain the ecological functions and the integrity of the forest.

PRINCIPLE #7: MANAGEMENT PLANA management plan -- appropriate to the scale and intensity of the operations -- shall be written, implemented, and kept up-to-date. The long-term objectives of management, and the means of achieving them, shall be clearly stated.

PRINCIPLE #8: MONITORING AND ASSESSMENTMonitoring shall be conducted -- appropriate to the scale and intensity of forest management -- to assess the condition of the forest, yields of forest products, chain of custody, management activities and their social and environmental impacts.

PRINCIPLE # 9: MAINTENANCE OF HIGH CONSERVATION VALUE FORESTSManagement activities in high conservation value forests shall maintain or enhance the attributes which defi ne such forests. Decisions regarding high conservation value forests shall always be considered in the context of a precautionary approach.

PRINCIPLE # 10: PLANTATIONSPlantations shall be planned and managed in accordance with Principles and Criteria 1 - 9, and Principle 10 and its Criteria. While plantations can provide an array of social and economic benefi ts, and can contribute to satisfying the world’s needs for forest products, they should complement the management of, reduce pressures on, and promote the restoration and conservation of natural forests.

Third-Party Certifi cation Scientifi c Certifi cation Systems (SCS) developed its Forest Conservation Program in 1991 and has since emerged as a leading certifi er of forest management operations and wood product manufacturers. In 1996, the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC) accredited SCS as a certifi cation body, enabling it to evaluate forests according to the FSC Principles and Criteria for Forest Stewardship.

Forest Management Certifi cationWith an eye to maintaining the world’s forestlands for the benefi t of future generations, evaluation of forestland management under the SCS Forest Conservation Program focuses on the long-term sustainability of the forest environment, including the human dimensions of that environment.

For each certifi cation audit, an interdisciplinary evaluation team of experts in forest science and management is assembled. The team typically includes SCS staff and contract consultants with regionally-based expertise in relevant disciplines (e.g., forestry, sociology, biology-ecology, economics, wildlife, etc.).

Chain-of-Custody Certifi cation Before a product may carry an FSC or SCS label, all stages of the production, distribution, and sale of the product must be independently evaluated. Wood must be tracked from the certifi ed forest to the fi nished product. www.scscertifi ed.com

Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)

The Composite Panel Association (CPA) Environmentally Preferable Product (EPP) Grademark Program has been developed to provide independent certifi cation of wood composite products that are demonstrably environmentally preferable through their use of recycled and/or recovered furnish and adherence to voluntarily lower formaldehyde emission standards than government regulations. The Program includes requirements for initial qualifi cation for product certifi cation, plant quality control procedures and periodic inspections by CPA - all designed to reasonably assure that certifi ed composite panel products meet the Program’s specifi cations.

Environmentally Preferable Products, as defi ned by Federal Executive Order 13101, are “products and services (that) have a lesser or reduced effect on human health and the environment when compared to other products and services that serve the same purpose.” Furthermore, various states have adopted policies promoting sustainability to “reduce adverse impacts on natural habitats and species.” CPA has adopted a voluntary Environmentally Preferable Product Specifi cation (EPPS) (CPA 3-08) to promote the fulfi llment of these goals. CPA will certify products to this EPPS within its accredited and independently conducted Grademark Program. www.pbmdf.com

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Roseburg, based in Oregon, USA is a fami ly-owned manufacturer and

marketer of a diverse l ine of wood products that include engineered

wood products, lumber, softwood plywood, composite and hardwood

panels, decorat ive melamine, and other value added panel products.

With lands in the Northwest and faci l i t ies in the Northwest and

Southeast, we market products to customers throughout the world.

Our brands including; RFPI®, RigidLam®, RigidRim® engineered wood

products; SuperPly®, RediPly™, RigidPly™, DuraTemp, Breckenridge,

SkyPly™, Duragard, and Pourmor plywoods; Ultrablend™, Novof loor®

SkyBlend®, UltraFinish, DuraShelf™ and Redi-Shelf™ part ic leboards;

Synergite® and SkyBlend™ MDF medium density f iberboard; and

Duramine® decorat ive melamines.

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