I've read so many conflicting, or at best confusing, bits of information on the best type of plywood to use for cabinets that will be mounted in a garage at the coast. The garage has HVAC but it is NOT always on. At times the doors are open and the area is exposed to extreme heat and humidity. That said, the majority of the time the space will be climate controlled.
With the above in mind, what would the best choice be here? Can I get away with"box store" plywood? There is also occasionally something referred to as "marine plywood", from what I can tell it is not pressure treated but is somehow more resistant to moisture? Problem is that it usually only 1/2". Is "radiata pine plywood" any better than say Columbia Forest stuff from HD?
My apologies if this subject is beaten to death, I have read so much I am back to square 1, lol!
Thanks
With the above in mind, what would the best choice be here? Can I get away with"box store" plywood? There is also occasionally something referred to as "marine plywood", from what I can tell it is not pressure treated but is somehow more resistant to moisture? Problem is that it usually only 1/2". Is "radiata pine plywood" any better than say Columbia Forest stuff from HD?
My apologies if this subject is beaten to death, I have read so much I am back to square 1, lol!
Thanks