Source for baltic birch plywood in NE Indiana?

[tsm]

Looking for 1/2” or 3/4” (approximately) Baltic birch plywood or something equivalent like Appleply in the NE section of the state. Either 5’ x 5’ or 4’ x 8’ sheets would be fine. Menards used to carry 4 x 8 sheets in stock but now it’s only special order, and I don’t trust buying sight unseen particularly considering they have a 25% restocking fee if you reject it. Thanks.

 

[chocktaw2]

Try here https://robertweedcorp.com/

 

[tsm]

Try here https://robertweedcorp.com/

Thanks, but I'm just looking for a few sheets at retail. Robertweed website includes the following:

"Robert Weed Corporation is a value-added fabricator and wholesale distributor of wood, composite and associated products to multiple industries. Wholesale and Original Equipment Manufacturer inquiries welcome. Retail consumers should contact their OEMs for replacement parts. Retail sales are not available through Robert Weed Corporation."

I suspect that leaves me out, but I sent them a message anyway. We'll see.

 

[jdude]

PM sent !

 

[Rookie]

Lowe's usually has birch.

 

[gunrunner0]

It would be a drive, but Johnson's Workbench in South Bend would have likely have it. I know they carry a pretty wide variety of plywood (walnut, cherry, maple, etc.)

 

[1911ly]

It would be a drive, but Johnson's Workbench in South Bend would have likely have it. I know they carry a pretty wide variety of plywood (walnut, cherry, maple, etc.)

I was just going to suggest this. It's an interesting place to go if you are in to wood working. It's just up the road from me.

 

[gunrunner0]

I was just going to suggest this. It's an interesting place to go if you are in to wood working. It's just up the road from me.

Yeah, their prices can be a little salty but they have a nice selection and wide variety. Plus they carry a decent selection of specialized wood working tools if you get into a pinch and can't wait on shipping.

 

[Piobair]

It would be a drive, but Johnson's Workbench in South Bend would have likely have it. I know they carry a pretty wide variety of plywood (walnut, cherry, maple, etc.)

Thanks for that. I'm also looking for Baltic Birch, and wasn’t aware of Johnson's Workbench. I was going to settle for birch from my local Menards, but their selection was too warped and chipped to consider.