Why You Don't Use Luan Board (Plywood) For Underlay for Ceramic or Tile The reason that Luan Board (Plywood) isn't used for Underlayment for Ceramic or Tile is due to the fact that installing Tile or Cermanic involves the use of water, which can compromise the strenght of Luan Board (Plywood). That is why for Ceramic or Tile, you should use Cement Board as Your choice of Underlayment. The best brand of Cement Board to Use is called Wonderboard. Fiberboard is another type of Cement Board, and Fiberock's Aqua-Tough is another example of this.
Luan Plywood Thickness
Luan Board Plywoood Comes in a variety of sizes.. You may find hardwood and softwood plywood that are sold as 4 feet wide with a common length of a plywood sheet is 8', but you may come across four and twelve feet sheet lengths. The length and width are somewhat understandable, but I found the thickness dimension very puzzling.Luan Wood Video Series
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In America, 3/4", 1/2" and 1/4" are the most common plywood sizes available. But, a 3/4" plywood size should be labeled (now they have actually started to label it) as 23/32", 1/2" as 15/32" and 1/4" as 7/32". This slight difference becomes an issue during construction work. For example, if a person who is into woodworking, needs to put up 1/2" plywood shelf into the dado cut of the shelf standard, then he will find a noticeable gap making the shelf slightly sloppy in the dado. So, the woodworker will have to cut the dado at 15/32" to make the shelf fit without any sloppiness.
The common varieties of softwood plywood are available in three, five and seven piles. Their length and breath dimensions are 1.2 m x 2.4 m (4 feet x 8 feet). The thickness dimension is 1/8 inch. For roofing you may use plywood sizes available in 3/8 inch. The floor boards are at least 5/8 inch in size, depending on the floor joists distance.
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