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Good Afternoon @bazz235
Firstly Id like to say welcome to the Bunnings community page 
Hopefully you will stumble across some interesting ideas or solutions to your question.
Flipboard? Do you mean plywood? I went looking for flipboard as I hadnt heard the term and ended up looking at an app
Coulorbond sheds traditionaly dont have a lot of weight carrying ability. At least not the ones I am thinking of. Any chance you could show some photos of the area/shed you are wanting to modify?
To protect from skewed shots maybe you could line the walls with something along the lines of foilboard 25 x 2400 x 1200mm cathedral 25 insulation and at the same time it may make the shed a little cooler?
Dave
Welcome to the Bunnings Workshop community @bazz235. It's terrific to have you join us, and many thanks for your question about lining a shed.
It's great to see that @Dave-1 is already on the case, and I, too, would be interested to know more about this flipboard. I think I've gone down the same rabbit hole and am looking at a golfing site, but I can't find a reference to board materials. Is this something used specifically on golf sims?
I'm keen to hear more about your project and provide assistance.
Mitchell
Howdy @bazz235
Mmmmm I never think of foilboard being a structual anything as it supports itself but not a lot else.
How were you thinking of attaching it to the walls? I dont see why it couldnt support acoustic foam if it was well secured. Say with something that will glue to colourbond and styrofoam. (I will let the experts say what glue )
As to the roof part... lotsa glue maybe but remember that its only a colourbond shed, it really cant carry a lot of weight other then its roof and walls. I am presuming the acoustic foam is resonably heavy especially across the whole roof.
Dave
Foilboard will be fine for the roof and walls; it's quite light, and the manufacturer has no concern with it being used for shed roofs. I can't imagine foam tiles would compromise their efficiency at all; if anything, they'd likely add to their insulation properties. The Foilboard can be glued to the shed roof with neutral cure silicone, and the foam tiles could also be glued to the foilboard with it. The Foilboard manufacturer recommends you adhere the board to the walls and roof by first glueing their spacers blocks or blocks you've made from the excess board onto the roof and walls. The foil board is then glued to the spacers. This creates an air gap between the Foilboard and walls/ceiling and improves their efficiency. Here's the installation guide for sheds.
I do note @Dave-1's concern about weight, but the acoustic tiles I've seen have all been exceptionally lightweight, perhaps there are other types where weight might be of concern.
A note to our New Zealand members: The use of foil insulation products is prohibited.
Please let me know if you have any questions.
Mitchell
