I have a project in mind to build a cabinet to hold the vacuum cleaner, floor shampooer, cleaning, supplies and spare light bulbs. 3/4" Blonde wood ply at $78 a sheet! What I don't get is why plywood prices have skyrocketed but sheet rock and lumber prices are still holding fairly stable.
As part of an ongoing remodel, I'm hanging new doors and replacing the jambs. The old jambs are made of particle board with a laminate skin. I figured I could make them of plywood stronger for about 1/4 -1/3 the price of finger joint jambs. A jamb is nothing more than a 4 1/2" board with a 2degree bevel on the edges. Even at these plywood prices I should still come out ahead.
As part of an ongoing remodel, I'm hanging new doors and replacing the jambs. The old jambs are made of particle board with a laminate skin. I figured I could make them of plywood stronger for about 1/4 -1/3 the price of finger joint jambs. A jamb is nothing more than a 4 1/2" board with a 2degree bevel on the edges. Even at these plywood prices I should still come out ahead.
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