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<blockquote data-quote="shizzzon" data-source="post: 6414469" data-attributes="member: 590338">I want you guys to post things here such as materials and bracing methods used to create the stiffest, non-flex box out there and how it&#039;s done.I&#039;m tryin to find some materials so when i go to tear down my wall that i have something to fall back on.I&#039;ve came across this but the comments are up in the air... Some competitors say it&#039;s good... others who haven&#039;t used it say it won&#039;t hold up...Durock...I had visioned on using 5 layers of 5\16&quot; thick in between 2 layers of 0.75&quot; MDF = approximately 3&quot; thick total material. Then cross brace it with - 0.75&quot; all-thread.Now, i&#039;m looking for the stiffest out there...I had read to pour resin in, on and around each Durock layer wedged in between the MDF to prevent air pockets between each Durock layer.Do you guys have other suggestions for making a very stiff box?I prefer not to use just concrete but rather material ready products.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="shizzzon, post: 6414469, member: 590338"] I want you guys to post things here such as materials and bracing methods used to create the stiffest, non-flex box out there and how it's done. I'm tryin to find some materials so when i go to tear down my wall that i have something to fall back on. I've came across this but the comments are up in the air... Some competitors say it's good... others who haven't used it say it won't hold up... Durock... I had visioned on using 5 layers of 5\16" thick in between 2 layers of 0.75" MDF = approximately 3" thick total material. Then cross brace it with - 0.75" all-thread. Now, i'm looking for the stiffest out there... I had read to pour resin in, on and around each Durock layer wedged in between the MDF to prevent air pockets between each Durock layer. Do you guys have other suggestions for making a very stiff box? I prefer not to use just concrete but rather material ready products. [/QUOTE]

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