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DIY Shed AsktheBuilder Shed Floor Plywood Layout Part 1 Video

Tim Carter shows how to layout the first piece of plywood for a DIY shed floor. It's vital that you have the floor joists square and that you chalk a crisp line that's the width of the plywood.

The first piece of plywood must be put along the chalk line with the corner of the plywood at the exact corner of where the floor joists meet. Each subsequent piece of plywood builds off the first one.

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