I am hesitant to post the following, but leaving what I consider inaccurate advice unchallenged wouldn’t be right.
No offense to “Baal Boose”, but the ideas he posted for building a sukkah aren’t ones that I agree with.
Here’s why:
-1/4″ plywood isn’t rigid or strong enough for walls. It’s more suited for furniture backing.
-ignoring factors such as weight, splintering, and other things isn’t a good idea. It’s better to consider all factors when giving advice, even those not explicitly mentioned.
-Hinging a 4’x8′ piece of plywood will require bracing so the wall it’s fastened to doesn’t move.
-screws aren’t a good idea here. nuts and bolts, with washers, are much more practical.
If anyone has specific “how to” questions about sukkah construction, or would like my opinion about whether or not an idea you have is practical, please post it here.
Although I’m not a professional carpenter, I do have a bit of experience with building and repair.