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What is the thickness of the plywood I should use?

April 26, 2017plywood thickness

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What is the thickness of the plywood I should use?

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The National Hurricane Center recommends a minimum thickness of 7/16″ plywood. The maximum thickness you can use with Storm Clamps is ¾” plywood. The thicker plywood gives you better protection against airborne projectiles, but it is also heavier which makes it harder to handle.