Questions and Answers for SANDEPLY 5.2mm - Sandeply Plywood (1/4 in. Category Common: 1/4 in. x 4 ft. x 8 ft.; Actual: 0.205 in. x 48 in. x 96 in.)

A:  You will need 3/4 if you don't want to fall through

A:  I would think a thicker panel for flooring over the thin 5.2mm.

A:  If you plan to have only small pets walk on it, go with this plywood. If you’re not kidding, then use 3/4 inch plywood.

A:  Sandeply is produced with ULTRA LOW EMITTING FORMADEHYDE. For it to have the ULEF approval it is below the industry set standard.

A:  It is not. Sandeply is one of the few imports that meet the very strict Carb and TSCA standards for emissions. Our emissions are an ultra-low fuming.

A:  Our Sandeply would not do well outdoors with any covering as the product we supply to Home Depot does not have an exterior glue line. I would suggest you reach out to your local Home Depot and ask for recommendations of other exterior plywood options for your project. Thanks

A:  Our Sandeply panels are mainly used for cabinetry and furniture applications. I would suggest you reach out to your local HD Pro desk to see if they may have any recommendations for this particular application to confirm if the Sandeply could work or do they have a better option for you project.

A:  No plywood makes a poor chair mat, the constant rolling action of the chair will cause the laminated layers to come apart and the plywood the fall apart. Plus it is too thick for a chair mat. Mike

A:  Not familiar with this as our plywood panels are mainly used for cabinetry and furniture. I would check with your local HD store for recommendations.

A:  I'm not familiar with the job you are doing but depending on your project you will need to sand. I would reach out to your local HD store for recommendations based your your specific project.

A:  I think 1/4" is too thin. I would visit your local HD store to inspect various plywood options for your work bench.

A:  Only as a topsheet

A:  Top side face grade facing up