Cedar sheeting

mfotis
mfotis Posts: 720 ✭✭
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Does anyone know where I can get some cedar sheeting or board? Something thin enough to line a fridge. Any thoughts would be greatly appreciated.

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  • The Sniper
    The Sniper Posts: 3,910 ✭
    Stuff is tough to find here in MO. Have had no luck at all so far.

  • jr_p951
    jr_p951 Posts: 1,121
    This place worked for me. I bought 1/4 spanish cedar plywood to build custom shelves for my wine cooler.

    http://www.woodprojections.com
  • mfotis
    mfotis Posts: 720 ✭✭
    Thanks man, I checked out the site but they didnt have what I was looking for. I think 1/4 inch is to thick for my needs. I'm looking for something 1/8 inch so I can line the inside of a fridge door and the back.
  • mfotis
    mfotis Posts: 720 ✭✭
    If any one happens to come across any 1/8 thick cedar board / sheeting and you're willing to do me a solid, Please drop me a PM and we can work out the details.
  • MESKC
    MESKC Posts: 213 ✭✭
    Depending on what you want to spend. You can get the cedar in veneer. Sheets come in my sizes. Just do a search for spanish cedar veneer. It can be attached with glue or you could use double sided tape. It may take a lot of tape. I would use contact cement and let is air out over a week or so.
  • skweekz
    skweekz Posts: 2,279 ✭✭✭
    Did you consider not lining the inside of the fridge, but rather just making shelves out of cedar? That's what I did with mine and it holds the rH like a champ. Once I get home from the beach, I'll get some pictures up...
  • JudoChinX
    JudoChinX Posts: 775 ✭
    skweekz:
    Did you consider not lining the inside of the fridge, but rather just making shelves out of cedar? That's what I did with mine and it holds the rH like a champ. Once I get home from the beach, I'll get some pictures up...
    On a similar note, cedar trays can be purchased for cheap. Let me know if you need to be pointed in the right direction on that.

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