Lining a Shed with Plywood - Workshop Build Series - Part 7

Part 7 in the workshop build series, we are lining the shed walls with plywood.
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[@TheJoshuaClarke]

Walls are looking good!

[@RichmondWoodworks]

Thanks Josh! Look forward to the electrical work...not so much digging the trench.

[@defenzi]

Looks great. What kind of plywood did you use? What grade is it? Thanks 👍

[@RichmondWoodworks]

I used BC/D Radiata plywood from Plyco.com.au - I got pretty lucky with the batch as there were not voids and the faces were pretty good. I did sand them down quite a bit to get the roughness off. Very happy I got 15mm plywood, was quite the workout putting them up but very happy now I can screw shelves and cabinets where ever I need and not have to worry about studs.

[@defenzi]

@@RichmondWoodworks thank you 👍

[@RichmondWoodworks]

It looks like Plyco is having a sale at the moment too, so good timing if you are looking.

[@michaelooi5508]

Hey, Great job on the lining. Just wondering did you remove the fly bracing to get the ply in? If so are you planning on reinstalling it or do you feel the shed's fine without it. I'm doing the same thing with my shed at the moment and I'm tempted to take out the fly braces - they're ugly and in the way.

[@RichmondWoodworks]

They are so ugly, the builders seemed to think it wasn’t really needed, and in my opinion the fly brace is meant to stop the shed from racking and the walls lined with 15mm plywood would probably do just that, and maybe a little better.