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06-14-2022 10:31 AM |
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Originally Posted by thevillages2013
(Post 2105627)
Well I was in Lowe’s on Sunday and just happened to walk down the plywood aisle. OSB ( roof decking on all homes and wall sheathing on frame homes) was $25.45 a 7/16x 4x8 sheet and real plywood 15/32x4x8 was $42.45. Sanded plywood was $60 and up. I am sure the builders can get it somewhat cheaper. I can remember paying $7-8 dollars a sheet for OSB and when there was a major hurricane it would spike to $12 because people were boarding up with it.
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Sadly that is true of everything. The only thing that prices are going down is electronic stuff. Value on TVs, computers is amazing.
As far a lumber, a regret I had a collection of lumber in our previous home. Stuff you can't buy for any amount of money. Wife screamed what do you need that for and I gave it away. Hum wife or lumber? Choice?
Surely builders buy in volume and pay less then you would per sheet however they too pay far more than they used to.
Gasoline? First time I ever heard an adult swear other than my parents was my friends father. Gasoline for his 1955 chevy which took high test went to twenty eight cents a gallon.
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