Plywood sheets

Calculate how many sheets of plywood you need to cover a wall, floor, or for a woodworking project by entering the size of the project.

There's a lot to consider when attempting to purchase the best plywood for a project. Check out this uber-comprehensive plywood buying guide.

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This guide teaches you everything about plywood! What's the difference between types of plywood, or what to look for when buying plywood.

Several factors affect the weight of a plywood sheet. By understanding what characteristics to look for in very light plywood, you should be able to find a product that will work when keeping your project lightweight is of the utmost importance.

Plywood is a unique material that offers many advantages for your DIY home improvement projects. Inexpensive, attractive, and eco-friendly, it's no surprise plywood is trending in home design and decorating. Great for building bookcases, shelving, cabinets. With a little imagination, a single sheet can be transformed into stunning decor and furniture pieces for your home. Find all of these free project plans and hundreds more on buildsomething.com!

It's used in everything from floors to furniture, but how much do you really know about plywood? Learn about plywood sheet sizes, grades, and more...

In construction, builders apply plywood underlayment to the floor framing of a house as the surface for the subfloor. This plywood underlayment provides the base platform for the flooring finish material. Typically, you use 3/4-inch plywood, which has a tongue-and-groove, referred to as “T&G,” interlocking edge.