- Resists weather, insects, fungus, rot and decay
- Strong, durable pressure-treated Southern Yellow Pine
- For exterior, above-ground and ground-contact applications
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Product Overview
This plywood is ideal for a wide variety of applications, including light frame wall and roof assemblies. Every piece meets the highest grading standards for strength and appearance, so it's durable and easy to work with. Pressure-treated for use in all your above-ground contact projects.
- Manufactured using the strongest, high quality species for long-lasting performance and value
- Pressure-treated with MCA (micronized copper azole) for resistance to termites, fungal decay and rot
- Proven performance and durability for new homes, room additions and renovations
- 3/4 in. Thick, 4 ft. x 8 ft. panel
- Find everything you need to complete your decking project here
- Note: product may vary by store
- California residents
Specifications
Dimensions
Actual Product Length (in.)
96.00
Actual Product Thickness (in.)
0.75
Actual Product Width (in.)
48.0
Nominal Product Length (ft.)
8
Nominal Product Thickness (in.)
3/4
Nominal Product Width (ft.)
4
Details
Engineered Wood Type
Plywood Sheathing
Plywood Features
Pressure Treated
Span Rating
Not Applicable
Weather Exposure
Exposure 1
Warranty / Certifications
Manufacturer Warranty
See store for details
Questions & Answers
17Questions3Answers
What is the actual thickness of this 3/4 in. x 4 ft. x 8 ft. CC Pine Pressure-Treated Plywood?
Asked by Neil June 1, 20211
Answer23/32" to 3/4"
Would this work for deck floor.j
Asked by john May 7, 20210
AnswersCan this be used a outdoor backboard for an electrical meter panel?
Asked by sparky February 18, 20210
AnswersCC Pine Pressure-Treated Plywood and BXC, what is the difference
Asked by Sylvia January 3, 20210
AnswersWhat kind of paint can I use to protect the pt wood from galvanized metal flashing ?
Asked by Tan December 24, 20200
AnswersWhat thickness should there be on a low slope roof plywood
Asked by 1234 December 18, 20200
AnswersRE: 3/4 in. x 4 ft. x 8 ft. CC Pine Pressure-Treated Plywood. Is this product's actual width 3/...
Asked by baugh009 December 17, 20200
AnswersWhat is the AWPA use category for the treatment?
Asked by dixonwp October 28, 20200
AnswersHow do I buy this product? The web site says, "not available" for any of the three ways to get ...
Asked by RL October 4, 20201
AnswerHi RL, it looks like this item is a store exclusive item and only able to be bought in a Home Depot store. Unfortunately we do not sell it with online stock for purchase. If you are unable to see the store inventory or price it is most likely either not a stocked item in your area or no longer available for purchase from Homedepot.com. I would advise you visit or contact your local Home Depot store for pricing and availability. Please follow the steps below to localize your Homedepot.com: 1. Localize Homedepot.com using your zip code (My Store Location: Change) 2. Choose the store where you want to pick up the item (Make this my Store) We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you in the future. Thank you for shopping Home Depot!
is this Marine grade?
Asked by jojotasker August 6, 20201
AnswerNo. Marine grade is far more expensive - over $200 per sheet
Customer Reviews
May 4, 2021
Warped and distorted. Thought for the price it would be...
Warped and distorted. Thought for the price it would be better quality. Had my son pick it up for me and it looks like they gave him the worse pieces they could find. Do not pay first and use their pick up outside option.. Make sure you see what you are buying. BIG MISTAKE!
by TED
Jun 11, 2020
Exactly what I expected from this plywood.I got this Pressure...
Exactly what I expected from this plywood.I got this Pressure Treated Pine 3/4" Plywood to replace the worn out & squishy MDF subfloor in the Laundry Room of a client's 1974 MobileHome. First of all, I have to say that MDF should NEVER be used for subflooring in locations that are most likely going to get wet... like Bathrooms, Kitchens & Laundry Rooms. Because when MDF gets wet it has a nasty habit of turning into a mushy wet sawdust pile. Not good when it's holding up heavy water filled appliances that shake. lolThis 3/4" Pressure Treated plywood is made specifically to withstand the occasional wetness in these locations. It does cost a little more than MDF, but I know that when I'm walking on the floor in my home, knowing that I won't fall through because of a little water is a No-Brainer.
by LitWooD
Jun 9, 2020
I needed flooring for a shed that could withstand getting wet from abuse (door left open during r...
I needed flooring for a shed that could withstand getting wet from abuse (door left open during rain, wet tools stored in shed...) so this severe weather treated material is "what everyone recommended" I should use. In an era where so many products don't live up to the hype, CDX copper-treated plywood DOES resist moisture and racking when used as sheathing or subfloor (rated for ground contact). Living in the great northwest with all the rain, I know this will hold up. This is sturdy, thick, and it's easy to nail your siding onto it! It IS heavy, though, so find a helper to lift it.
by BobG
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