Hmmm, I've never done it so not sure how to approach it. I would imagine it needs to flex a bit. I think if you glue it, it wouldn't have as much flex as being stapled or nailed. Not too sure I'd nail it either, I don't think the walls could handle that. Maybe glue furring strips to the wall spaced, then staple the shiplap to them...I don't know. One thing's for sure, once you go..there's no turning back. It'll destroy the walls taking it off.
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