Where can I find marine grade plywood

[coombro]

Just remember a boat is "A hole in the water you sink your money in".

[Hlleonard]

The only solid decision I have made as of today is the stainless hardware, I ordered that this morning, and probably am not going to use the treated material, just seems to be too much uncertainty with the PT... I might just use standard exterior glue plywood and seal it with something, the worst that can happen is I have to replace it down the road somewhere and it only took me about 4 or 5 hours to tear the thing down this time, mostly by myself and I expect it will go back in a day maybe so right now I'm leaning toward that option.

Stratos...If I can ask, do you know what the difference is in marine grade and regular exterior grade other than the glue used and the density of it?

[rooster]

advantech 3/4 ". It is made with the same kind of glue as gorrilla glue and is rated for 20 years outside. It is a lot cheaper than marine grade and will last as long.

[Hlleonard]

advantech 3/4 ". It is made with the same kind of glue as gorrilla glue and is rated for 20 years outside. It is a lot cheaper than marine grade and will last as long.

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Would you know where I might find it?.. never heard that I don't think.

[rooster]

any lumber yard will have it. It is toungue and groove so you will lose 1/2" with every sheet. It is used as sub flooring in damp areas on basements and floors.

[Hlleonard]

any lumber yard will have it. It is toungue and groove so you will lose 1/2" with every sheet. It is used as sub flooring in damp areas on basements and floors.

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OK....thanks

[KyPit71]

Ditto Rooster on the advantech,GOOD Stuff!