Plywood Thickness For Shed Walls
Minimum plywood thickness. the international residential code specifies 3/8-inch plywood for sheathing walls with a standard stud spacing of 16 inches, if the siding is nailed to the studs through. Building a shed floor is actually pretty straightforward. for many handymen, it’s a doable job in a day and a half, from picking up the materials to fastening the final screw. using 3/4 inch thick pressure treated plywood for your shed floor is the most economical choice and will last you 20+ years if done well.. I posted 7/16 osb on the walls of my 11x9 shed, good enough for houses, good enough for a shed. the osb thickness will be based on the rafter spacing. 7/16 will be fine for 16" on center, and 5/8 for 24" on center rafters. bo that can be 15/32" plywood or osb, just make sure it is considered "rated sheathing".. ...