i am about to start framing a superinsulated house. the specs call for
1/2" structural fiberboard sheathing (brace-rite by knight celotex). no osb on the corners. this is not something i chose, but it is on contract so i'm stuck with it. no additional bracing is required.what do you engineers out there think of this system? i've heard of houses which creak in the wind, but that was not the structural fiberboard. there is no additional bracing specced.
anyone used this much? i'd really really like to sheath my walls before standing them up, but am wondering if this is even possible with this shit. for example, can you even walk on a wall, or will it break between studs? can i cut it with a rotozip?