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lumberjack_jeff

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2. It might be a high-end choice for house sheeting, but I think it has a lot of applications.

Reply to FredStembottom (Reply #1)

Fri Jan 27, 2012, 12:03 PM

Jan 2012

3x the cost of osb or about 2x the cost of cdx. Practically impervious to bugs. No glues or formaldehyde, it'd be very tempting to use it for everything.

In my area is is virtually impossible to comply with the manufacturers directive to keep OSB dry during construction.

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Green? Check. Made in USA? Check. Good stuff? Check. [View all] lumberjack_jeff Jan 2012 OP

Really interesting stuff, jeff. FredStembottom Jan 2012 #1

It might be a high-end choice for house sheeting, but I think it has a lot of applications. lumberjack_jeff Jan 2012 #2

I've seen those OSB piles getting grey around the edges! FredStembottom Jan 2012 #3