The early days of Big Cardboard, when it was new and patented and being churned out of factories in downtown Brooklyn, saw a lot of early success in trains, whe

The early days of Big Cardboard, when it was new and patented and being churned out of factories in downtown Brooklyn, saw a lot of early success in trains, where sturdy cardboard interior panels could replace wood, for a fraction of the weight. I’m not sure permanent home installs are better off using it instead of, say, plywood, unless you’re planning to move this home around.