Hello everyone!
I tore down a wall in the utility entrance to install a door to the garage and thought I would buy a new particle board and cut it to replace the one that was abruptly removed. After fixing the studs, etc., I measured the particle board that I tore down, and it is 11 mm (the house is from '85), but when I search online at different building supply stores, it seems like 12 mm particle boards are the standard now? However, I have seen that they have 11mm thick OSB, should I buy an OSB board instead? It's about 1 meter of wall to be put up, and the entire wall is about 4 meters, so not large areas.
Or maybe you can order 2x90 cm particle board in 11mm?
Grateful for answers!
I tore down a wall in the utility entrance to install a door to the garage and thought I would buy a new particle board and cut it to replace the one that was abruptly removed. After fixing the studs, etc., I measured the particle board that I tore down, and it is 11 mm (the house is from '85), but when I search online at different building supply stores, it seems like 12 mm particle boards are the standard now? However, I have seen that they have 11mm thick OSB, should I buy an OSB board instead? It's about 1 meter of wall to be put up, and the entire wall is about 4 meters, so not large areas.
Or maybe you can order 2x90 cm particle board in 11mm?
Grateful for answers!
Choose which one...1mm will not be visible or make any difference...
Ok, thanks for the quick response! A slightly complicating factor is that spånskivor also don't seem to be available in 90cm width, but it's mostly a detail to simplify handling. I'll go and check the nearest hardware store!