Walls and condensation

[EastCoastCB]

Originally Posted by lornaschinske

DO YOUR RESEARCH! Stop asking questions that only the manufacturer can answer. Contact the manufacturer if you cannot find an answer to your questions on their website. You are probably going to find your answer in relation to use in a steel building (a comparison they can probably relate to better than a "school bus conversion") Start with GP's FAQ's and go from there. You may have to email them.

I'd say that's good advice.

[nat_ster]

Originally Posted by EastCoastCB

I'd say that's good advice.

Mmm so your another one that believes everything the government tells you too. If they put it on paper, it must be true right?

I took you for the other kind.

Fact is manufacture will tell you anything to get you to buy their stuff. I never believe some one sitting behind a desk.

The REAL people installing the stuff are the only ones that know what they are talking about.

Nat

[EastCoastCB]

Lets dont go all conspiracy theory here, nat. We are talking about plywood, man.
And its clear you know little about me.

[Zephod_beeblebrox2]

Originally Posted by EastCoastCB

Lets dont go all conspiracy theory here, nat. We are talking about plywood, man.
And its clear you know little about me.

OSB actually. Plywood can be iffy. The stuff used on the floor of the bus has chunks missing that have been filled with wood putty. Its allegedly an exterior grade. Personally, if I buy plywood, it has to be marine grade.