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I'm trying to pin down the ideal top to my new stand. Tank is 440 gallons, 86 in long and 42 in wide. Stand is alufab, mostly of 3x3s. 12-In gaps in between the support beams on top.
I was originally planning on going with starboard, either 3/4 inch or 1 in thick. The more I look into it the more it sounds like starboard can "creep" over the years. Seems that Marine plywood is the safer bet, a beast as far as avoiding creep over time. I'd really like to stay away from wood in this project, brought me to coosa board.
I don't want to reinvent the wheel here, and I can't find anything from anybody else about using coosa board, which seems like a red flag. But everything about it seems perfect for the job.
Anyone use this before?

I was originally planning on going with starboard, either 3/4 inch or 1 in thick. The more I look into it the more it sounds like starboard can "creep" over the years. Seems that Marine plywood is the safer bet, a beast as far as avoiding creep over time. I'd really like to stay away from wood in this project, brought me to coosa board.
I don't want to reinvent the wheel here, and I can't find anything from anybody else about using coosa board, which seems like a red flag. But everything about it seems perfect for the job.
Anyone use this before?
