I have a question for carpenters or people who knows about wood strength. I have an idea for storing gallons of water. It would consist of concrete blocks and 4'x8' sheets of 1/2 inch plywood. I'd have 3 concrete blocks measuring 8" wide x 16" long x 12" high down the left side, middle, and right side. 48 one-gallon jugs of water on the left side and right side. Then I'd have a 1/2" sheet of plywood over the top. Then put more concrete blocks in the same places and water jugs in the same places. Based on the height of my basement I expect to have it 6 layers high. Is the plywood going to be strong enough and thick enough? Is the structure going to be stable enough? It would look a little like this:
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