Yea HD does that, so does my lumber yard for stuff that moves quickly,
like sheathing and stuff. But for cab grade they put it upright when
they move a flat in ( I assume it doesn't move as quickly). Its tougher
on the edges. But it also allows you to go in an look through the ply.




On 4/10/2012 10:12 PM, Leon wrote:
On 4/10/2012 4:31 PM, tiredofspam wrote:
Agreed, and at my local lumber yard, they restack the ply on edge, which
I believe is the reason I don't have that problem with their stuff
(since there is room for air), but do with the HD. I have not been able
to ever get the bow out of the HD stuff. It's just set.


Laying flat on a solid flat surface is best. HD tends to balance plywood
on two forks, laying sorta flat.