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  1. Plywood Floors - All You Need to Know - Bob Vila

    • Here are some must-know plywood basics: 1. While hardwoodis solid all the way through, plywood consists of multiple thicknesses of thin wood veneer, layered at angles, and then glued and compressed under he… See more

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    Plywood Floor Installation Options

    Convinced? Cool! Just keep these two points in mind: 1. Outsmart plywood’s tendency to splinter by cutting planks on a table saw,with the desired side facing upward. If y… See more

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  1. For high-traffic areas and homes with pets, I recommend avoiding plywood as a floor finish altogether. For areas that see limited or light traffic, plywood can work if you select a hardwood veneer for improved wear resistance.
    www.houzz.com/magazine/design-workshop-plywo…
    The best plywood for flooring depends on multiple factors such as the type of finished flooring, the size of the joists, the joists spacing and moisture levels. In my experience as a custom home builder, traditional plywood is the best for flooring followed by CDX and then OSB.
    gambrick.com/the-best-plywood-for-flooring/
    There are two basic ways to go: Remove the existing flooring, such as carpet or vinyl, and then refinish the plywood subfloor beneath, or install new plywood, cut into planks, squares, or even small shapes to form a medallion design, atop an existing subfloor.
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