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Laying wood on the earth in a greenhouse
On 14/05/14 12:43, Martin wrote:
On Wed, 14 May 2014 11:32:09 +0100, "P Jameson" wrote: Got one of those walk in plastic greenhouses. The floor is just earth and so I've got a few one and half foot square plywood boards to put down as a flooring. Will they last well enough to just lie down straight on the soil or should I put some plastic sheeting underneath, so they might last longer and not rot from the damp? Are they outdoor quality ply of marine ply? Marine ply is very uncommon - they are likely to be either one of the ordinary internal grade ply or WBP (water-boil-proof) which is OK for external applications. |
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