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Old 07-09-2011, 09:12 AM   #1
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Putting down 5/8" t&g plywood subfloor in upstairs bedroom. 11' x 14' room. Was wondering if I should stagger seams( I know I am suppose to) or just have one seam in the middle. Staggering the seams would give me six total seams instead of the one! And I need at least one more sheet of ply! Hardwood floor is going on top.
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Always stagger the seams.

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Always stagger the seams.
yep what he said and i would guess same amount of ply for that room not extra sheet
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And don’t forget the glue.
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