Marine Plywood Source

[briansnat]

Does anybody know of a place that sells marine grade plywood in northern NJ?

Or better yet does anybody have any scrap, marine grade plywood in good condition that they are looking to get rid of? I have to replace the transom on my boat and I only need a 1 1/2" x 12" x 54" piece and hate to buy an entire sheet for such a small piece.

[Mikey topaz]

Just picked a sheet of it two weeks ago got it from http://www.usmahogany.com

[Mikey topaz]

Right at exit 117 on parkway

[briansnat]

Thanks. I was hoping for a place a bit closer to home or work, but I'll make the drive if there is no place else.

Anyone know of sources in Morris, Bergen, Passaic or eastern Sussex counties?

[Loudsprtfsh1]

You dont have to buy marine grade plywood.

[dfish28]

Do they actually make 1 1/2" plywood- that's crazy, can you just double
Up 3/4" cca provided at your local orange or blue store??? I've never seen a sheet nor want to lift an inch and a half marine grade, there is a dimensional lumber place I know of in carteret area off Blair road past the old Charlie's angels gogo to the east of it, if I'm right, they are called R-Z ,not the roofing distributor but a dimensional lumber company with the same sort of name, they're near that insurance auto auction place a lil more east... Good luck with that!! I think they have another name though , if I think of it, I'll post up...

[dfish28]

Knew I'd remember...
Tulnoy lumber!!

[Mikey topaz]

Just keep in mind cca is heavier than marine plywood only diffrence really

[Loudsprtfsh1]

We use regular sheets of dougfir, replaced lots of transom's on boats

[giantfan]

Atlantic Plywood in Carlstadt

As for using pressure treated ply????? I never do as there are voids in pressure treated ply and the marine grade is solid throughout, they also use better adhesive to bond the plys together