I asked about fascia boards a short while ago, and got plenty of good advice. I have decided to cut from 18mm * 2440mm * 1220mm sheets of WBP or OSB.
However I didn't get anything about the relative merits of WBP plywood vs. OSB.
Looking at the Travis Perkins web site and the OSB looks cheaper than the WBP (as expected) - strangely the OSB 3 looks cheaper than the OSB 2.
Looked at the DIY Wiki and the links gave two views (both from the US, I think). One said OSB will replace WBP. The other said that you could expect expansion problems with OSB on the cut edge.
So - front fascia across the front of the roof and side boarding under the side overhangs to be cut from WBP or OSB and then painted. There will have to be 4 joins in the visible run across the front. I am assuming that I will make diagonal joins, glue them, then smooth and fill to try and hide them.
So am I O.K. to go with the cheaper OSB or do I need to go for WBP?
Cheers
Dave R