smallest plywood size thickness ?

[James]

What is the smallest thickness size of standard plywood ? Is it 1/4 inch ?

Thanks

James

[jloomis]

Door skin...1/8 " or so....... jloomis

[RicodJour]

In non-standard you can get it as thin as 1/32" - used in scrollsaw and model making.

R

[Jim Yanik]

"jloomis" wrote in news: [e-mail]:

in craft and hobby stores,you can buy plywood 1/16" thick. It's only 3-layer,and the sheets are not very large.

[James]

yes, but I am talking about standard plywood, that comes in 4 x 8 sheets, typically sold in the big box stores.....

[James]

thanks, but I am talking about standard 4 x 8 sheets of plywood normally sold in the big box stores...

[gfretwell]

Door skin is really pretty handy stuff to have around. I always have a little in my plywood rack. You can use it for lots of things. (splines, cabinet backs, shims etc)

[Colbyt]

1/4" for the BORG stores

[aasberry]

Bought some 5.2 mm at Lowes Tuesday.

[Rudy]

They also have 1/8" birch ply along with the aforementioned "door skins" If your original post revealed WHY/WHAT size you were looking for, it would have cut the replies on this thread by 80%

If you question really was: What size ply does HD/Lowes sell ? A couple of phone calls would have answered your question.

[Red Green]

[e-mail] wrote in news: [e-mail]:

The "5.2" rings a bell to me as actually lauan. Not sold as plywood.

[David Nebenzahl]

On 5/21/2009 8:27 PM Red Green spake thus:

But surely lauan *plywood*, not veneer, right?

[aasberry]

Actually 5 ply clear red oak for door inserts.

[aasberry]

Actually 5 ply clear red oak for cabinet door inserts