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Osb plywood garage
I'd like to semi-finish my garage so I can insulate it and heat it in the winter.
The barrier between the garage and house is a proper 5/8" sheetrock fire barrier. I am thinking of doing the rest with OSB so it is cheap, quick, easy and changeable. Any thoughts or suggestions? (note: I've looked into BlazeGuard, but its rather expensive at about $30/ sheet, rather than about $5/sheet for OSB on sale) |
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