Common Sheet Wood Sizes

Hardwood plywood comes in many lengths and widths but the two most common sizes are 4 x 8 and 5 x 5 feet.

Common sheet wood sizes.

Chart represents most common plywood sheet sizes in inches imperial system and millimeters metric dimensions. Hardwood plywood comes also in abbreviated sheets measuring 2 by 2 2 by 4 and 4 by 4 feet while utility grade plywood comes in longer 4 by 10 foot sheets. We also carry pre cut project panels that are available in different sizes that may vary by store. Sheets often have a rough surface and serve as the base for another material like osb siding.

The most common plywood sizes are 4 x 8 feet sheets and 5 x 5 feet sheets. The most common nominal thicknesses of plywood are 1 2 inch and 3 4 inch but once again the actual sizes are slightly different. Common plywood sheet sizes. Softwood plywood typically used for rough framing comes in 4 x 8 feet 1220 x 2438 millimeters sheets.

Standard sheets are 1 2 inch thick while non standard thicknesses range from 1 8 inch to 3 4 inches. These project panels help eliminate waste cut costs and are easier to transport than full size panels. The tables below provide both the nominal and actual sizes so many common north american lumber sizes. A sheet of 1 2 inch plywood is really 15 32 inch thick while a 3 4 inch sheet is 23 32 inch thick.

The most common plywood sheet dimension 4 feet by 8 feet translates to the metric dimensions of 1 219 by 2 438 millimeters. However there is a difference between the nominal size what the lumber is referred to and the actual size. Dimensional lumber is cut to a specific length width and depth.