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What size is 3/4 inch plywood?

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A 3/4" sheet of plywood is really 23/32" (and is now typically labeled as such). Similarly, 1/2" should be correctly labeled as 15/32" and 1/4" labeled as 7/32".


Also know, what size does plywood come in?

4 x 8 feet

Furthermore, how do you measure plywood thickness? Plywood is often sold in 1/4“, 1/2“, or 3/4” nominal thicknesses, but the actual thickness is often 1/32” thinner. Because the actual thickness may vary measuring the plywood is the only accurate way to determine its thickness. A 3/4” sheet is actually 23/32” thick. A 1/2” sheet is actually 15/32” thick.

Likewise, people ask, how big is a 4x8 sheet of plywood?

When you buy a sheet of plywood, you know exactly what size you're getting, unlike with other types of lumber that have nominal and actual measurements. For example, a 4X8-foot sheet of 1/2-inch plywood measures exactly 4 by 8 feet and is exactly 1/2-inch thick.

How much does 3/4 plywood cost?

Cabinet Grade Plywood

Thickness Type Price
1/4" Oak Plywood $25.97
1/2" Oak Plywood $42.97
1/2" Birch (3 ply) $41.97
3/4" Birch (5 ply) $44.97

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