> Show me 100 year old (or 200 year old!) reclaimed plywood and you'll have made me a convert. You can buy 200 year old teak. There are plenty of wooden build

> Show me 100 year old (or 200 year old!) reclaimed plywood and you'll have made me a convert. You can buy 200 year old teak. There are plenty of wooden buildings around the world that are multiple hundreds of years old. When plywood is shown to last 500 years without breaking a sweat, then I'll believe it's a great building material full stop. For $500mm it should be built to last a millenia. I know it's not, but again, engineer brain.