As I understand it, OSB would be superior because it's
a high-pressure compressed and resin impregnated.
HOWEVER - there is the weight consideration - it will
last, but I can't imagine it would be light... I also
can't imagine that it's inexpensive since it's one of
the hottest "green" technologies for architects right
now.
If anyone knows where one can get 4x8 sheets of this,
I'd like to check it out too!
Toby
> I'm wondering if the Oriented Strand Board (OSB)
> mentioned here is the
> same material that my new house was sub floored
> with. It's fairly large
> chips and it's not particle board but I don't know
> about the oriented
> part. Looks kind of random to me. But my question is
> would this OSB
> material be better to use than marine plywood in
> replacing some water
> damaged floor in front of the door on my Tradewind?
> If so, where would I
> find it? Having never replaced bad flooring I
> thought I would cut out the
> damaged part and replace it with marine plywood. Is
> this how it's done?
> (Not to be minimizing the effort involved.)
>
> Jim Greene
> '68 Tradewind
> Atlanta
>
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