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Plywood for shed floor

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  • 15-08-2013 4:09pm
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    T-K-O
    Registered Users Posts: 6,309 ✭✭✭


    Hi guys,

    I need some plywood for a shed floor. Google came up with

    http://www.woodworkers.ie/prices/p_sheet_plywood.shtml

    But Im a bit clueless as to what type of plywood I can use for the floor. Any suggestions greatly appreciated.


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    knickerbocker
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    !8mm WBP from just about every builders providers is probably what your after - anywhere between €25 to €30 a sheet.


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    T-K-O
    Registered Users Posts: 6,309 ✭✭✭T-K-O


    Brilliant, appreciate the speedy reply.


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    recipio
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    T-K-O wrote: »
    Brilliant, appreciate the speedy reply.

    :D Just make sure its T+ G.


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    monkeynuz
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    recipio wrote: »
    :D Just make sure its T+ G.

    Can you get t+g ply? Not criticising or anything just interested because I could do with some and have never heard of it, not saying it doesn't exist.


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    One shot on kill
    Registered Users Posts: 2,247 ✭✭✭One shot on kill


    I'd say the t+g would be in 8x2's rather than 8x4's.

    The 8x4's will be grand once there screwed down well. Plus the 8x2's will cost more anyway.


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    recipio
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    monkeynuz wrote: »
    Can you get t+g ply? Not criticising or anything just interested because I could do with some and have never heard of it, not saying it doesn't exist.

    Dunno, but you can certainly get T+G chipboard.
    If its not T+G every join will need to be on a joist, assuming you are not laying it over a solid floor.


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