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Barricade 23.25-in x 23.25-in x 1-in Tongue and Groove OSB Insulated Subfloor Panel
Article #01925002
Model #CBINSU875002402
Format 23 1/4x23 1/4"
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Description
Barricade Insulated Subfloor makes floors feel warmer by raising them off the cold concrete. With an R-value of 3.2, it raises finished floor temperatures by 5.6°C. Combining high-density oriented strand board (OSB) on top and foam on the bottom, it helps protect against moisture, dampens the sound for a quieter floor and its tongue and groove design allows for quick and easy installation. This durable product can support over 3,100 pounds per square foot and comes with a limited 25-year warranty.
Product specifications
Nominal Sizes
2-ft x 2-ft (60.96 cm x 60.96 cm)
Standard
Standard
Capacity
Supports over 3,100 lb/sq. in
Component
OSB panel with foam on the bottom
Color
Natural
Width
23.25-in (59.06 cm)
Length
23.25-in (59.06 cm)
Type
Subfloor
Thickness
1-in (2.54 cm)
Warranty
25-year limited warranty
Installation
Fast and easy
Style
Tongue and groove design
Compatability
Protects any finished floor
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Do I need to put underlayment if I put this to a basement with laminate to install?
Please follow the laminates installation instructions where an underlayment in concerned.
Date published: 2020-08-13
How thick is this? Says the unit of measure is inches but doesn't actually tell you the inched.
Barricade Insulated panels are 31/32" thick and the Barricade Air Plus Panels are 3/4" thick.
Date published: 2020-08-13
How thick is a panel?
Barricade Air Plus subfloor panels are 3/4" thick and Barricade Insulated subfloor panels are 31/32" thick.
Date published: 2020-07-29
I have an older house with concrete floor, no vapor barrier under the concrete. I'm wondering if the insulated dry core is the way to go as my basement floor does sweat?
We put the Barricade in our rec room in the basement and click floor over it. Although our floor did not sweat the Barricade has channels underneath that would allow moisture to flow without any damage to the floor.
We are now putting it another room in the basement as we are very pleased with the first floor (put in a year ago).
Date published: 2019-07-12
Can I use Barricade in my basement (concrete floor after removed carpet) and then install click&lock vinyl plank on it?
Yes, you can. Please follow our installation instructions for Vinyl.
1/4" plywood underlayment approved for use with sheet vinyl or adhesive-backed vinyl tiles should be fastened to the Barricade Insulated Subfloor panels. We do not recommend lauan plywood as an underlayment. Use 3/4" flooring fasteners that do not penetrate the moisture barrier on the underside of the Barricade Insulated Subfloor panels. Do not glue the plywood underlayment to Barricade Insulated Subfloor panels. Do not glue adhesive-backed vinyl tiles directly to the Barricade Insulated Subfloor panels. Glue the vinyl floor to the plywood underlayment according to the vinyl manufacturer's installation instructions. Only remove the 1/4" wall spacers after the vinyl floor has been installed.
Date published: 2019-05-01
recommendations for transitioning back to an unfinished concrete floor? A normal reducer does not cover the drop.
You can purchase custom reducer strips for transitioning from the flooring and subfloor to the lower flooring.
If you a pretty handy, and have the tools, you can also purchase lumber and rip it yourself to accommodate the height transition. As an example, here is a video I found on YouTube, of someone making their own reducer strip. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1yIi903LBQ0
Date published: 2020-09-10
I’m planning to install these panels into my basement. I’ve watched a video online that recommends using half inch spacers around the perimeter. Do these spacers need to be left in place permanently, even after the flooring is installed on top?
The spacers are removed after the panels are down so that they can float and expand.
Date published: 2019-03-30
Do you allow for expansion do you allow a 1/4"on the outside walls?
Yes, a 1/4" perimeter gap is necessary when installing up to a finished wall. If you are installing up to a foundation wall and building interior walls on top, the perimeter gap must be increased to 1".
Date published: 2019-03-29
Barricade 23.25-in x 23.25-in x 1-in Tongue and Groove OSB Insulated Subfloor Panel is rated
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Rated 5 out of
5
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JelloBob from
Easy install and worth the increase in comfort
Glad I bought this to lay under my laminate flooring in basement. Installed quickly and efficiently. Definitely beats most other products out there.
Date published: 2018-04-09
Rated 5 out of
5
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Southnorth from
Quiet Product
Purchased this subfloor product from Lowes on sale and unlike the previous reviewer, I’ve had no difficulty with it. I had 5 or 6 panels damaged by the strapping used to bundle the panels together and reserved them for use where cut pieces were needed. The panels were laid two weeks ago and I’ve noticed no surface breakup or chipping at the time of writing this review. I used a block of wood to assemble the panels and found they went together easily and quickly. Definitely pleased with how the panels’ insulating layer have reduced sound and made the area feel warmer. Yes, I would recommend this product.
Date published: 2019-08-19
Rated 4 out of
5
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Anita123 from
Easy to use
Straigjtforward to use. Fit together easily.. I plan to keep the subfloor uncovered, so i wish it had a finished side (like anothet brand), but they also wouldnt splinter on the edges for
handling. But i will have to clearcoat it at some point.
Date published: 2019-01-29
Rated 5 out of
5
by
Zach_H from
I highly recommend!
Did our basement with these insulated panels and it is so nice and warm down there. The panels were also really easy to work with. I saved tons on labour cost by laying the panels down myself. This products is very DIY friendly. I also liked the fact the insulation underneath the panels took some of the shape of my basement floor and now it's nice and flat.
Date published: 2020-04-22
Rated 1 out of
5
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Mario J. from
Not so good
Bought for my basement subfloor. Ultimately I left it on but was disappointed with the quality and the result. First off, this product is made of low quality particle board with ultra low density. Don't even think about installing it much earlier than your final finish on the floor because is essentially disintegrates under your feet. It is cheap, cheap, cheap....very light weight for a reason because there is virtually no material there. Second issue, there are some serious limitations of this product on a basement floor. It would have to be virtually perfect level for it to install properly. Any level variations will cause it to be very finicky and the shimming doesn't really work that well. Well, if you have a perfect floor, need for a very light usage of the floor, and a LOT of money than perhaps it is for you. Otherwise, save yourself a disappointment and go for a more traditional subfloor. A bit more work but results will be better!
Date published: 2019-04-13
Rated 1 out of
5
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David111111 from
Beware of different formats
I had bought a couple hundred square feel of these boards many years ago and when I went back to purchase a few more to complete my project, I was surprised to find the format had changed. They're thinner now and the tongue and groove doesn't match up with the old tiles' design. I contacted the manufacturer and although they were responsive, no solution was found. As far as I'm concerned, the dimensions of a product should stay consistent in time to avoid compatibility issues. Same reasoning applies to lumber, drywall, etc...
Date published: 2020-03-09
Rated 5 out of
5
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Rick_P from
Excellent product for confort and energy saving
I recently installed around 800 sq ft. over the basement concrete. 2 to 3 degrees difference in temperate when I measure between the bare concrete areas and the areas with this sub- floor. Very happy with the results and plan to buy more to complete all areas in the basement.
Date published: 2020-01-29
Rated 5 out of
5
by
MrsA from
Very good insulation
Decided to use this insulated subfloor against other similar products as it did provide additional cushion against cold concrete. It's a better value and savings in my pocket in the long run
Date published: 2017-06-15
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