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2 Trick Rick · 11-06-2015, 05:55 PM

I used a thin 1/2" insulation board to bring the lounge walls out flush with the upper and lower aluminum tracking. I than covered it with 1/4 OSB. I was not sure if someone might lean into the wall panel and push into the foam so the 1/4 OSB gave it a little more strength.

I personally think any insulation is not needed, but I needed to raise the wall surface out 3/4 so its lighter than 3/4 plywood

I also started pre-wiring - I'll run a 220 to the back shop area and a few 110v lines up front.

The bathroom / closet
I used a mobile home shower board on the walls, if its ever used as a shower the water wont damage it (much)

and the door was installed.

11-06-2015, 05:55 PM	#5
2 Trick Rick Junior Member Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Chesterfield Posts: 25	I used a thin 1/2" insulation board to bring the lounge walls out flush with the upper and lower aluminum tracking. I than covered it with 1/4 OSB. I was not sure if someone might lean into the wall panel and push into the foam so the 1/4 OSB gave it a little more strength. I personally think any insulation is not needed, but I needed to raise the wall surface out 3/4 so its lighter than 3/4 plywood I also started pre-wiring - I'll run a 220 to the back shop area and a few 110v lines up front. The bathroom / closet I used a mobile home shower board on the walls, if its ever used as a shower the water wont damage it (much) and the door was installed.