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Hanging plywood in garage what will work?

The foam is typically flammable. Code generally requires it to be covered. Practically, I'd want it covered if I was grinding or welding.
It'll smolder real good but creating all sorts of nastiness you shouldn't breath but you gotta really do something stupid like hit it with a torch or molten metal in order to get it to make a self sustaining fire. The blue and pink rigid board is way more flammable.
 
It would depend on your State and Local codes. I know some places are pretty limited. Where I am at, yes, you would still need to meet the basic codes for any building. Basically, if your building catches on fire, what else is it going to catch on fire? Your house? The grasslands/woods/whatever next to your shed? Your neighbor's property? Building Codes aren't just trying to protect you, but protect others from you. 😉

That's my point - is this a code-compliant way to build in the first place? Can't build like that here with a permit...
 
I don't know if this is what you meant or not, but shoving 2x wood through those "studs" horizontally would make a ton of shelving, and it wouldn't cost any space at all since it would be "in" the walls.
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I'd rock it the way you have it
 
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Went with shelves. Thanks for the suggestions. Turned out well, still work to be done.
 
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