Shed build with doors at each end

[big-all]

yes it will helpto stop any movement like the ply inside

 

[TheEasterBunny]

yes it will helpto stop any movement like the ply inside

Do you think it would need sheathing in and out? Or just put would be enough?
How on earth so standard sheds stay up with the 1x2 framing at 800mm centres

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

I would fit sheathing on the outside only, then a breathable membrane then vertical battens then your cladding (assuming horizontal cladding).

The general public underestimate how strong timber is, I once lived in a brand new house of which it's walls were 25×50 studs (end on yes end on) with a layer of 12mm PB each side, so the wall thickness was only 50mm, all pretty solid, I never would have believed it but I 'visited' other parts of the estate that were still under construction after I'd moved in so that I could see how my house had been built.

 

[TheEasterBunny]

I would fit sheathing on the outside only, then a breathable membrane then vertical battens then your cladding (assuming horizontal cladding).

The general public underestimate how strong timber is, I once lived in a brand new house of which it's walls were 25×50 studs (end on yes end on) with a layer of 12mm PB each side, so the wall thickness was only 50mm, all pretty solid, I never would have believed it but I 'visited' other parts of the estate that were still under construction after I'd moved in so that I could see how my house had been built.

That was exactly what I was thinking!

Wow! We've had to take the 1st floor back to studs but they're good, solid, actual 2x3 hardwood and, whilst nothing is straight or square, it is solid .

 

[freddiemercurystwin]

I wouldn't recommend a wall of such slender timbers or even a shed but just goes to show.