Sheet material to put on Thermomur wall?

[XAgent]

I have a basement built with Jackon Thermoblock and I'm now thinking of attaching panel material to the walls. The plan is to attach the panel material to the embedded plastic ties and then attach anything else to the panel. Some things will probably need to be anchored directly into the concrete core.

However, I am extremely unsure about which panel material is recommended or best suited. OSB? Plywood, MDF? Other? It would be nice if it can be done at a reasonably affordable price.

Aesthetics are secondary but it would be nice if it looks good.

 

[plan-g]

I have a basement built with Jackon Thermoblock and am now planning to put panel material on the walls. The plan is to attach the panel material to the embedded plastic connectors and then attach further, whatever it may be, to the panel. Certain things will likely need to be attached all the way into the concrete core.

However, I am extremely uncertain about which panel material is recommended or best suited. OSB? Plywood, MDF? Other? It would be nice to keep the price reasonably humane.

Aesthetics are secondary, but it would be nice if it looks good.

I don't have an answer to your question but wonder if you are satisfied with a basement construction of Thermomur?

We are doing a large extension and Thermomur has been suggested for the basement walls.

 

[Fred Perry]

I don't have an answer to your question but I'm wondering if you are satisfied with a Thermomur basement construction?

We are doing a large extension and have had Thermomur suggested for basement walls.

I am very satisfied. A good solution in many ways. I installed OSB + gypsum.