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Double Layer Plywood Loads

Double Layer Plywood Loads

Double Layer Plywood Loads

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What kind of allowable loads can I get with two layers of OSB or plywood applied on one(same) side of a wall?

RE: Double Layer Plywood Loads

What kind of allowable loads do you want?  Out-of-plane, in-plane or something else?  For out-of-plane, go back to basic mechanics of materials.  For in-plane, match whatever was tested.  If it wasn't tested with two sheets on one side then you can't use it.  

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