Have you seen plywood lately???

[E Coloney]

It's painful but at least there are no more mean tweets from WH, just nonsense.

 

[rjssigns]

Recently bought a sheet of 3/4" UV finished plywood for 58 bucks and that was a deal. Four 2x4's by 96" cost 30 bucks.

People keep saying that lumber will have to come down because nobody can afford to build. Wrong. In my neck of the woods contractors can't build houses/duplexes/condos/apartments fast enough.
Lumber prices or prices for anything else related to construction haven't slowed anything.

 

[gnubler]

Nah, just got a new car... Wanna take a road trip.... A few hours east, like Montana. I'd like to find some hot springs... But they are booked. Looking for VRBO places nearby some hotspings...

If you're looking at Quinn's in Western Montana, it's expensive but worth every penny. You have to stay there to use the pools now, no more walk-ins. Nearby is another one called Syme's - it's like taking a left turn into West Virginia/banjos. I don't recommend it.

 

[ikarasu]

Is that right? I thought that was the grade?

You may be right. But I'm going to continue to believe our province is contributing to building america, one piece of overpriced plywood at a time.

 

[Boudica]

If you're looking at Quinn's in Western Montana, it's expensive but worth every penny. You have to stay there to use the pools now, no more walk-ins. Nearby is another one called Syme's - it's like taking a left turn into West Virginia/banjos. I don't recommend it.

I've been to Quinns a couple of times, and we love it - but they are booked up for the weekend we need.

 

[Adam Vreeke]

 

[SignosaurusRex]

I was planning on building a new 160 sq. foot shed this summer until I saw the lumber prices.
Decided to take a 10 state road trip instead.
Neighbor is going to demo his house and build a new and larger home. I'll salvage / re-purpose some of the lumber into my shed project and save a pretty fair amount of Shekels. Higher grade lumber as well.