Raw plywood as walls

[jkemikal]

Hello
In my project with an insulated storage shed and insulated garage
https://www.byggahus.se/forum/grund-markarbeten/242469-lecagrund-hojd-ventilation-isolering.html

I'm considering using plywood walls in the storage part, which will be used as an office and storage, kept clean, i.e., no wallpaper or painting.
I think it looks nice.

Is it okay?

The walls are planned to be (from outside to inside)
Standing planks, air gap, wind barrier, wooden stud (145x45) with insulation, plastic, and then plywood.

Any specific type of plywood I should look for?

 

[weyk]

I think that furuply turns yellow over time just like pine floors, so maybe you should treat them before if you don't want that?
Or you could use björkplyfa. It's probably whiter?
Otherwise, I agree. Plywood is nice =)

 

[Thomas_Blekinge]

There is also marine plywood with a completely smooth dark surface that is easier to keep clean and withstands water.

 

[jkemikal]

Right thanks, it can yellow quite a bit. I'll check how you can do it with inclination.

But from a construction and durability perspective, there are no problems?
I was thinking of using Construction plywood P30 12 mm.

Some borrowed inspiration pictures

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/181621797446271132/

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/174655291776691533/

https://www.pinterest.com/pin/306455949616466554/

 

[jkemikal]

Going to check out marine plywood, is it much darker? like black?

If it's the one I have in mind, I might be considering using it as flooring.

 

[Avemo]

I have seen a room that had 6 mm mahogany plywood as the surface layer. It was untreated and remained nice despite being many years old and placed in a room exposed to some wear and tear. The dark smooth surface that Thomas talks about is not found on marine plywood but on formplywood.