Commercial construction demands materials that can take the pressure—both on the job site and in the finished structure. At Big League Construction Supply, we stock high-performance forming lumber and commercial-grade plywood designed to withstand heavy loads, repeated use, and harsh conditions. Whether you’re setting up formwork, securing a job site, or protecting high-traffic areas in commercial buildings, we’ve got the right materials for the job.
Forming & Industrial Lumber
Engineered for strength and durability, our forming and industrial lumber meets the demands of heavy-duty construction.
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- BBOES (Boroughs, Bridges, and Overhead Slabs): High-strength forming panels designed for concrete formwork, bridges, and multi-use applications where durability is key.
- CDX Plywood: Tough, moisture-resistant plywood for sheathing, concrete forming, and subflooring in commercial builds.
- 2” x 4” & 2” x 6” (Various Lengths, 16’ Most Popular): Versatile formwork and temporary bracing lumber, providing solid support in large-scale construction.
- Pressure-Treated Lumber: Built to resist decay and moisture, making it an essential choice for outdoor and high-exposure environments.
Surface & Floor Protection
In commercial buildings, damage to floors can mean costly repairs and delays. Our protective materials help keep high-traffic areas clean and impact-free.
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- Masonite Board: Dense, durable hardboard ideal for floor protection, wall sheathing, and temporary surface coverage in high-traffic construction zones.
- Cardboard Floor Protection: Heavy-duty, impact-resistant board that shields finished surfaces from foot traffic, equipment, and spills.
- Carpet Protection Film: Self-adhering film that provides temporary coverage in hotels, office buildings, and other commercial spaces.
- Tacky Mats: Sticky surface mats that trap dust and debris before it enters finished areas.
- Boot Covers: Keep workers from tracking in dirt or damaging flooring on sensitive jobs.
FAQs
1. Why is BBOES plywood a preferred choice for formwork?
BBOES is built for heavy-use applications like concrete formwork because it’s structurally strong, resists moisture, and can handle multiple pours without losing integrity.
2. What’s the difference between CDX plywood and BBOES?
CDX is cost-effective and great for general sheathing and subflooring, but BBOES is stronger and designed specifically for formwork that needs to hold up under extreme pressure.
How can I prevent floor damage on a commercial job site?
Using cardboard floor protection, tacky mats, and carpet film ensures that floors stay damage-free while work is ongoing. Professionals make floor protection standard practice in commercial builds to avoid costly rework.
4. Why is moisture resistance important in forming lumber?
Concrete formwork is constantly exposed to moisture, and using CDX or pressure-treated lumber helps prevent warping and deterioration, ensuring reusable, reliable formwork.
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