I just recently saw a blind build that used this on the exterior. It looks good. I am curious from others who have used it how long it lasts and how well it stands up to the weather? Does the color fade quickly?
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Paint is much more effective, and regular OSB is a few bucks cheaper per sheet without that on it. Not impressed at all with it, and I built 7 stands out of it for some ranch in west tx. -
it will last less than a year. my uncle build a stand out of it and it fell apart b4 the next season.Comment
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The problems you have with OSB is people forget to cover the edges. Even if you primer and paint the edges, OSB will come apart after a short time. It is really not made for an outside exposure to the elements.Comment
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Lowe's Camo OSB
Mine faded to white in 3 yrsComment
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Looked at it last year and was not impressed, figured it would fade quickComment
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built two with the stuff 4 years ago. Completely faded and removed 2 years ago.
Wrapped the outside with outdoor carpet at that point and it is holding up better than the camo osb. Once the frame was wrapped in the carpet, I could then cut the windows where and how I wanted. Just not able to close the windows. Have been thinking about coming up with something to use to cover them.Comment
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I built one last year that was under water more than one time. It still is holding up good. If I build another I would use tin to make it last for a while. I expect to get five years or less with the osbComment
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