Interior walls in workshop?
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From: Tuscaloosa USA
So, I guess I'm going with OSB. Is the the quarter inch too thin or should I stick with half inch? Also, any suggestions on economical insulation? Here is a pic of the shed now, so you can see what I'm working with. I am waiting on the metal shop to finish with my roll up door, then I'll start with the walls.
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From: EXTREME southwest CT
I don't know about humidity where you are but with a metal shell I would consider rigid foam insulation.
It won't absorb water and become soggy inside the walls and against the steel.
Just my 2c...
It won't absorb water and become soggy inside the walls and against the steel.
Just my 2c...
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From: Chubbuck, Idaho
On interior non load bearing walls i like using steel track, and then infilling with wood studs. gives you the speed of steel and the cheap cost of wood.
If your worried about moisture just use 1/2 OSB and paint it.
If your worried about moisture just use 1/2 OSB and paint it.
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