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FMB4

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Welcome aboard Pete! If the G is attached to your house, then you should follow the codes for such.
 
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Thanks, Rural area… NP either way

I’m also looking for 2 post auto lift
Anyone know of good used ones out here in Central TX…?
 
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Needed space for 70 Roadrunner & bass boat
Building addition( duplicating existing attached garage) with a 13x30 covered breezeway garage is 30x 50
 

nadogail

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Welcome to the forum from Southwestern California. Those pictures show a really nice garage.

I think it is easier to mout hooks and shelves on OSB rather than tin. Tin covered OSB would be very durable.
 

loganb

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Beautiful space and love the stone.

Personally will not do osb walls again as I don't like how it looks when painted and the gallons of paint it soaks up seems to negate any savings(from back before prices went crazy)

If I was doing it again in a detached space I would probably be looking at a mix of metal wall panel down low, plywood for the areas where I anticipated hanging more items and drywall everywhere else for a stick framed building. If it was red iron where blocking isn't as plentiful compared to stick built I might consider putting osb under drywall or adding blocking before covering things up.

Again just my preference, lots of great looking and functional osb covered walls in here
 
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