Mine have!
Home hydrotherapy for dog - what wood to use ?
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Mine have!
Credit to you man!
You're a good person
You're a good person
Thanks to all the replies and input. They are welcome.
Just getting back on track and answering a few questions personally I don’t care whether I need to make it out of OSB or ply it’s whatever is strongest the most suitable
I’m not obsessed with OSB just more a case of I’ve seen and heard it used in construction so assumed it would be the strongest but from what I’m reading it sounds like ply might be better but again happy to take guidance
Regarding splashing, I don’t believe that’s an issue because my plan was to overlap the the top and sides with the DPM and what with the water only being 200 mm deep and the sides being 400 mm high my dog won’t be moving at such a speed to cause any real splashing anyhow
Regarding the paddling pool, yes we had considered that but what with the weather been pretty rubbish recently our plan was to set this up in the garage and then just be able to pull it out from the wall as and when we want to use it
Just getting back on track and answering a few questions personally I don’t care whether I need to make it out of OSB or ply it’s whatever is strongest the most suitable
I’m not obsessed with OSB just more a case of I’ve seen and heard it used in construction so assumed it would be the strongest but from what I’m reading it sounds like ply might be better but again happy to take guidance
Regarding splashing, I don’t believe that’s an issue because my plan was to overlap the the top and sides with the DPM and what with the water only being 200 mm deep and the sides being 400 mm high my dog won’t be moving at such a speed to cause any real splashing anyhow
Regarding the paddling pool, yes we had considered that but what with the weather been pretty rubbish recently our plan was to set this up in the garage and then just be able to pull it out from the wall as and when we want to use it
Roughly speaking, OSB lies between chipboard and plywood for both strength and cost. I.e. it's stronger than chipboard but cheaper than plywood.
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