
23-06-2010, 01:14 PM
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Re: Marine (BS1088) -v- WBP Plywoods
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Originally Posted by Rational Root
Boy do I pick em for my first post.....
What I'd like to add is that not all BS1088 is the same either. I've picked up a sheet which was stamped BS1088 and sold as Marine ply.
For 6mm ply, it had a two outside plies that were marginally thicker than paint, and a softer central core about 4 mm thick. In total it was < 5mm thick. ...
That which seems too good to be true, is. 
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Welcome Rational Root. Yep, it's a hot potato, this subject.
If you read all the posts in this thread, you will see, I think, that the warning you give is already in there - more than once as I recall.
I like your latter comment above, which is really what it's all about. If you want quality then it is invariably necessary to dig a little deeper in your pocket - the one where you keep your ill gotten gains, that is.
Another way of putting it is that old adage that you simply get what you pays for.
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