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Discuss Plywood in the Tiling Forum at TilersForums; I keep hearing people saying that they ply out with marine ply. This is over the top and unecessarily exspensive. Marine ply specs are designed to withstand sea water use ...

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I keep hearing people saying that they ply out with marine ply. This is over the top and unecessarily exspensive. Marine ply specs are designed to withstand sea water use and 'continuous' immersion. Unless tiling showers in sea going yachts I would always use good quality exterior ply, (but not shuttering ply) more than up to the job and cheaper for me and my customers.
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As long as it is exterior grade or hardwood ply then no probs........dave...

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yep..exterior wbp at £13 a sheet (8x4 12mm)

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Me too WBP ply as required.

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