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05-09-2018, 05:21 PM
(05-09-2018, 01:54 PM)DaveBozeman Wrote: Slightly off topic, but close...

I am going to lay down MDf, or plywood, or particle board, between section, so the wood is always 100% supported, or close to it

I was going to use MDF, because it's cheap... sound ok?

I'm doing my supports on the studs, so 32" apart


MDF and PB will sag, even at your planned 32" spacing.
One of your cull, lesser 1" boards will be better support than the man made stuff.
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