1/4 inch treated plywood.

Eelpoutguy wrote:

I’d like to use this stuff for the walls of a deer hunting box blind. I’m trying a new design and I want something that’s very light for sheathing.

Oh come on now, sheathing is part of his wall. What part of that don’t you understand? Sheathing is not siding.

I would definitely consider the LP smartside soffit panels over 1/2″ treated.

Huntindave wrote:

<div class=”d4p-bbt-quote-title”>eelpoutguy wrote:</div>
I’d like to use this stuff for the walls of a deer hunting box blind. I’m trying a new design and I want something that’s very light for sheathing.

Oh come on now, sheathing is part of his wall. What part of that don’t you understand? Sheathing is not siding.

Sheathing is not siding?

Ask the Fish house builders on Mille Lacs that question. T-111 is the go to product.

Dusty Gesinger wrote:

I would definitely consider the LP smartside soffit panels over 1/2″ treated.

I agree, however the cost is prohibited.

Have you looked at foam board. Already insulated, extremely light weight. Foil or paper faced for strength. Paper face or gator faced from Uline 1/4″, 3/16″, 1/2″; Foil faced from building center 1″. Latex paint-able.

since your studding out walls, I would go 1/2″ foam and steel panel. We’ve made quite a few this way and they are quite sturdy once the steel is screwed on.

As for skids to pull them around on. We have a few with doubled 2×12’s (treated) I found some reasonnable priced bar stock of 1/8 x 3″ aluminum and and sheathed the front 1/3 of the rail. holds up ok