Category Archives: cdx plywood

We have to use plywood for our new presidential shingles, and every estimate I get has a different answer. Two roofer guys say OSB, one guy say 3/8" CDX plywood, and 2 said 1/2" CDX plywood (yes we’re getting 5 … Continue reading →

I didn’t make this but if it were 6′ tall painted on 1/2" CDX plywood, seriously, what do you think a person should charge for it? What "realistic" price would you pay? http://www.backyardchickens.com/forum/uploads/61151_april_7a_001.jpg @ peanut 2, Thanks for your answer. … Continue reading →

I am trying to make couple of plywood cases for instruments which can handle the abuse of baggage handlers. I am trying to keep the cost to the very minimum. Having said that CDX plywood is cheaper than ACX or … Continue reading →

Do they use the same glues for OSB as CDX? What happens to those glues and other chemicals used in the processing of plywood when heat of 85 degrees F is applied to them? I don’t see a problem using … Continue reading →

yes,

Sheathing refers to exterior cladding (roofs, walls, etc.) CDX is a specific grade/type of plywood that is most often used for sheathing.

You can sand it lightly but if you want something really smooth go to AC or MDF

I’m planning to install yellow pine flooring over OSB plywood but I want to add another layer of plywood to make the floors more stable and even. I will be face nailing. I’m reading I should add 1/2 inch CDX … Continue reading →

Building my own house started in June of 2008 down here in southeast TX and to this day there isn’t a roof on it yet. The house was built out 2×6′s for all framing the floor is 3/4 inch plywood … Continue reading →