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robinn137

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What do vapor barriers usually consist of for insulation purposes?
 
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Discuss the top and bottom layer classifications of plywood.
 
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Reply #1 on: Jul 21, 2018
Answer to Question 1

Vapor barriers can be asphalt impregnated paper, aluminum-coated wood or paper products, or
polyethylene film.



Answer to Question 2

Plywood is classified with a letter from A to D. The higher the letter, the better the grade. Grade A is
smooth and paintable; a grade D has knots and knotholes.



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