Plywood for an outside mobile bench

[Specialized29er]

I have a 1800 x 1200 mobile woodworking table that spends a lot of time outside and it get the occasional shower and I'm looking at which plywood to use for a new top and a shelf.

I've been on the Bunnings site to look at plywoods and marine ply looks good but pricey and if possible I'd like to keep the cost to under $100 per sheet.

I bought the table from an older guy that use to cut glass and I welded up some castor wheel adaptors and welded them to the legs.

What do you guys use for outside us, maybe 17mm F14 or F11.

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[r3nov8or]

Formply will last almost forever outside, particularly where there is airflow

https://www.bunnings.com.au/specrite...y-f17_p0390220

[havabeer69]

go with renovators suggestion and get form ply.

its made for sitting out side holding up concrete. its what you want.

[mic-d]

Form ply. Put a little tarp on it or even a bit of builder’s plastic to keep the uv and water off. Will last indefinitely. You don’t need to spend an exorbitant amount on marine ply, any structural ply with an A bond imprint will last just as long as marine plywood. Marine plywood just has higher grade veneers throughout so voids are minimal