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Originally Posted by GreenLantern
Yes this, I am back and forth which I will put up. My front wall and roof are already dry walled as they had to be for code, but the side walls I might go with plywood funny look be damned just for the handiness of it.
I would at least throw some cross sections in that 5-8 foot range, or where ever you think you might be screwing things into, before dry walling to make it easier to basically just place stuff where you want it without worrying about the stud placement.
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If your screwing stuff into the wall, aren't you looking for studs anyway regardless if you have a drywall or OSB/plywod wall?
Drywall is nicer. And fireproof.