Can you do normal plywood instead? I would think that would be the better choice.
Don’t cover the seams, back them up with a scrap on the back side. Then your walls are smooth and joints are tight.Nice. Good idea on covering the seams, I'll give that a try. I am planning on painting it all once it's installed.
Can you explain that to me?Don’t cover the seams, back them up with a scrap on the back side. Then your walls are smooth and joints are tight.Nice. Good idea on covering the seams, I'll give that a try. I am planning on painting it all once it's installed.
I think OT means to put a backer (maybe 2" 3/4 pine)on any seams, placed on backside,screwed in from the front side....which prevents any lippage between sheets and reinfirces any seam that you might want to hang something from.Can you explain that to me?
Back in the 80s I painted for one builder in central fla that used peg board paneling in most of his garages. I don't remember if the paneling in every garage was the same color or not. I don't know where he bought it or if it's still available but I always thought it was neat looking .... and practical.did you consider peg/board....great for hanging stuff...and changing hanging as needed. You can get it white or brown