AdvanTech Subflooring vs. OSB vs. Plywood

A collection of installation details for ZIP System roof assemblies.

Highlight on some of the reasons builders choose using a fluid-applied flashing or liquid flashing membrane on their homes.

Quality materials coupled with proper installation methods are a hallmark of resilient building projects. At Huber Engineered Woods, we are confident in the performance of our products and want you to be, too. We offer product warranties to provide residential and commercial building teams protection to match our high product performance standards. Here is a quick overview of our residential and commercial warranties for the AdvanTech™, ZIP System™, EXACOR™, Huber Blue (trademark)and Huber Blue Plus™ product lines. Limitations and restrictions apply and may vary from warranty to warranty, so be sure to read the specifics of your applicable product warranty for full details. Registration and/or a preconstruction meeting may be required to access the benefits of some warranties.

Intrigued by our latest innovation to the AdvanTech product portfolio? Here are some of the most frequently asked questions, answered.

Where to find EXACOR™ MgO Panels

TDK Construction agrees using EXACOR MgO panels equated to real time savings in a recent luxury apartment community project.

A homebuilder in the Carolinas learns that quality counts

Answers to some common questions regarding ZIP System sheathing, tape and liquid flash products.

Explore the differences between EXACOR™ MgO panels and gypsum underlayment for multifamily buildings.

How and why builders around the country use ZIP System building enclosures.

Floor sagging and bounce, otherwise known as deflection, can lower the performance of the subfloor assembly and damage finished flooring. Beat deflection with the right materials and installation techniques.

Exploring fluid-applied seam and transition flashing for wall systems using integrated sheathing assembly for air- and water-barrier continuity on a home with 87 windows.