Drywall Is Dead for Sheds—Here’s the Alternative

Summary by Krater

The host demonstrates how to install OSB sheathing on the interior walls of a shed as a drywall alternative, explaining measurement, cutting, counter-sinking, and fitting around electrical boxes and doors.

From the video

Answers: How do I install OSB on interior shed walls?

• OSB sheathing wall installation
• interior shed finishing alternatives
• counter-sinking screws in wood panels
• cutting electrical box holes in OSB
• fitting wall panels around doors

What it concludes

• OSB is durable, affordable, and easier to install than drywall while avoiding mudding, taping, and sanding.
• OSB sheathing costs roughly 21 dollars and 50 cents per 4 by 8 sheet, coming in well under a dollar per square foot.
• TrussCore costs between 4 and 6 dollars per square foot, making it significantly more expensive than OSB.
• Counter-sinking screw holes in OSB prevents edge blowouts and makes securing panels to walls much easier.
• Adding a 1/4 inch gap at the bottom ensures moisture can dry out and prevents panels from resting directly on concrete.