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Old 03-26-2008
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Teak Plywood

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Does any one in the Vancouver BC, area have any teak plywood they would like to sell. So far I have been only able to find 4x8 sheets. I only need less than 1/4 of a sheet. Or if you know who might have some for sale I would greatly appreciate it. Thanks.
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I have purchased 1/2 sheets from windsor plywood
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I might be interested in going halfers on a half sheet, or perhaps a full sheet, to have some around.

PM me if you want to look into that.
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I actually found a great resource online that I was very pleased with -- Public Lumber (Public Lumber Company) in Detroit. Prices are great and they were able to ship a half sheet via UPS provided I gave them the go-ahead to cut it in half -- which was fine for my needs. Here's a link to their marine plywoods: Marine Plywood. They have a decent variety and were very easy to deal with.

A 4x8 sheet of 3/4" marine teak plywood (good 2 sides) is $209.95 -- waaay less than some of the local vendors near me (one was asking $500/sheet!!). I've only bought from these guys once, so no guarantees, but I wouldn't hesitate to buy from them again.
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Boulters Plywood in Mass will sell 1/4 sheets and ship ups. Prices are very competitive and they are good guys to work with. 888-958-6237.
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