Posted by A.W. on Friday, November 21, 2008 at 7:34am.
I assume you simply want to use the plywood as a subfloor?
You would lay 3 sheets side by side to cover an area of 12 x 8.
then turn one more sheet sideways, leaving a 4 x 4 area open. You have to cut one more piece in half to cover that area.
So you would need 5 sheets.
In reality, you would not lay them they way I suggested, but they would be laid in a staggered fashion to give more stability. You would do it in a "brick-layered" pattern.
Start with a whole sheet, then put a 4 x 4 sheet to finish.
Then start with a 4 x 4, and finish with a whole sheet, etc.
YOu still need 5 sheets
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