Questions and Answers for 11/32 in. or 3/8 in. x 4 ft. x 8 ft. BC Sanded Pine Plywood

A:  that would all determine on the thickness you chose for the subfloor

A:  The 3/4 or 23/32 is a much better choice for a sub floor as 1/2 inch may bow.

A:  It is not appropriate for a subfloor.

A:  No I do not

A:  Hi, yes you need to go to your local home depot, go to the Pro's desk and ask about how much of a bulk purchase discount you can get on this item. As this will have to come from your local store.

A:  No

A:  Yes

A:  Hi, you would have to contact your local home depot to see what they carry of that in stock. Or if not if they may be able to special order it, as not all products are available at all stores. and the selection of what they carry is also determined by location and availability. So it is what your local home depot's distributor carries that determines what is available. Price is also determined by location and availability. But also by manufacturer, which will vary from store to store.

A:  It will have a B side and a C side the B side will be a nicer finish then the C side.

A:  It means that one side is grade B and the other is C. It's supposed to have B side defects filled and the board sanded smooth. None of the produce I got was even close to that. And, the middle layer is grade C or worse, so if you need rigidity or strength it's not there. It's okay as a facing, where appearance isn't important, but not where structural strength is needed. If you need it for underlayment, look at the underlayment sheets, instead. They're far more rigid and perfectly smooth.

A:  Yes and No as it vary from 1 sheet to the next.

A:  Yes

A:  Yes they are filed and smooth

A:  Actual thickness is 11/32". (The 3/8" is the size-category, or nominal size. The .47" is simply an error in the description.)

A:  Hi, you would have to contact your local home depot to see what they carry of that in stock. Or if not if they may be able to special order it, as not all products are available at all stores. and the selection of what they carry is also determined by location and availability. So it is what your local home depot's distributor carries that determines what is available. Price is also determined by location and availability.

A:  The thickness is .47 inches.

A:  The entire stand should at least be made of wood that is at least this thick.

A:  I personally would recommend 11/32 or 3/8 for more stability in your design

A:  1/4" should be good enough

A:  2x4 studs and some 3 inch decking screws should do the trick. I suggest getting the screws that use a T25 bit and forget Phillips head screws even exist. I hope this helps.

A:  Hi, you would have to contact your local home depot to see what they carry of that in stock. Or if not if they may be able to special order it, as not all products are available at all stores. and the selection of what they carry is also determined by location and availability. So it is what your local home depot's distributor carries that determines what is available. Price is also determined by location and availability.

A:  I paid $21.

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A:  Only if used under siding.

A:  If you prime it and paint it, then it's suitable as overhang soffit, porch ceiling, garage paneling, etc. But it's not suited for prolonged, direct exposure to the elements -- even if primed and painted. It's not suitable as structural sheathing, either.

A:  No

A:  Plywood weight varies a little by species, moisture content, and glue content, but 11/32" (3/8") plywood will weigh about 30 pounds per 4x8 sheet, slightly less than one pound per square foot.

A:  32 pounds

A:  I will say 20 Lbs