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  1. 2nd October 2011, 03:55 PM #1
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    Default anyone used "outdoor ply"?

    G'day,
    The next project is to enclose the carport. It will have a colourbond roof sitting on steel posts in concrete. It will need to be enclosed and I am thinking about 18mm outdoor/exterior plywood.

    Does anyone have experience with this? Is it really weather proof?
    Who sells it in Perth?
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    When you say outdoor ply, I assume you are refering to exterior grade structural ply. Structural ply is manufactured from untreated radiata pine veneer and bonded with an A class bond, usually phenolic resin. The glue line is water proof but the veneers are still just radiata pine and not very durable.
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