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Wathcing from dayton

How does music teach you how to do this

Did you get a permit for thus? I'm thinking about buying a 1960 ranch house but the staircase is in the middle of the home.

Very clear steps and are helpful. Thanks a lot, you saved my day and time. I like this kind of video (The straightforward and short)

I would like to to see the end result w framing

How is this video helpful? How about giving some information about the cold cranking amp requirements or other info about the battery? It’s pretty obvious you need to loosen the connections remove the battery and replace. Less bad music and more actual helpful information would improve the video.

What brand of battery to get DieHard or Optima?

Ya que no explicas ,hubiese sido mejor un video mas lento para ver el trabajo de las esquinas y así poder ver bien los detalles

Hello, what did you use for the hearthstone?

Any chance you run into the issue I am having? The terminal wires are screwed down tight but terminal connectors are loose on the battery terminals.

Can't believe you did all that and not "FINISH"😤😠😡🤬😂

It looks the same before and after.

This video made no sense! Why did he take out the load bearing header, just to replace it? Was he making the opening smaller? Why not just frame it in? The load is already supported. I’m very confused. This was weird. I don’t get the point of all that work.

Can u replace my battery???😳😳😳🙏🙏

What was this some kind of cartoon. Lose the goofy music and give details.

6:58 Why did you cut that joist out it looks like you added framing in the same place afterwards to support the subfloor?

I want to add a staircase to my house to access the attic, it will be in the middle of the house right beside the center load bearing wall. I’m wondering how I should frame the other side of the staircase. I know I will need to cut through about five ceiling joists and sister the remaining joist into a header and make boxing but I’m wondering how the framing under the unsupported side of the box needs to be designed.

got damn im such a goober, thanks now i can get it out of my 2015

Thank you, this is great. Greetings from Ethiopia. I am here while looking for videos and other info on whether we can relocate our concrete stair case (common in Africa) to a different direction. A design error resulted in the foyer area stairs blocking the entrance door. The door we are now trying to buy needs to be specially designed and visually it is not attractive. It lost the concept of an open foyer area. We are disappointed how we missed it before it was constructed and feel helpless now. It will affect the value of the house. Please let us know if there is a way to change it now?is it structurally possible? any advice or even a place where we can find a way of "treating" such with decoration will be helpful. Many thanks.

Well done!!! Very informative!! You make it look easy! Thank you for sharing your gifts!!! Please keep making videos!

I had always thought the method was apply mortar with a 1/2" x 1/2" square notch trowel to the wall, then a thin back butter on the stone panels. Whereas you only did the notch trowel to the stone panels. Seems simpler!

We have about 4 stairs that need to be moved to the side of were they're located now. Would we need to do this same process?

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Another question, how much u guys charge for that job?? Thx 🙏

How did you do the corners?? Thx 🙏

very well done.. great work BTW

i was interested in how you finished it off... any videos>?? ( railing, wall? )

Can a small bedroom in the middle of house be turned into a stairway leading to second level renovation

This was great! Can you upload a video on how to install the drywall after the installation?

Ah that's why it won't budge. Couldn't see the extra bolt because of debris covering it. Thank you.

GREAT JOB!!! 👍 #DETROIT #CITYGIRL #LOVE

A little step by step instruction would have been super helpful and made this a good video...

Huh

How is it holding up now? No moisture problems? There are too many opinions on internet. Some people install a vapor barrier some don't. It's kinda confusing

I am using heavier stone (not veneer), what backing do you recommend instead of drywall

What did you use for header board 2 2x8

Not enough information thanks thanks for sharing

Check out Ledger Stone Edges video by ZIMPLER!

Good job!

Good video. May I suggest next time line` your bottom and top plates up together and mark your 16” o.c. before you install them. Probably would have cut down your time quite a bit.

Great video! I am currently building a new house and want to do exactly what you did. Can you tell me where u got the stone veneer and maybe the stock number or what type/name? Would also like to know what kind of stone that is on the hearth if possible.

Is the drywall strong enough to hold the granite? How come you don’t use cement backer boards?

I want to do this at my home it’s small and the stairs in the the middle of living room to the second floor. Do you have any tips on how I should start?

Woodglut is full of amazing tips. It helped me a lot.

Nice work!!! How many days did it take you?

Great video man! There's a home we're looking at that has stairs in a very awkward place and we're wanting to do something just like this. How long did it take you to do this?

You didn't use a memory saver

I really want to do this in my house and I feel comfortable with all of the physical labor, but correctly re-desiging the structure terrifies me. Any recommendations on how to learn to do that correctly? Or is it possible to hire a structural engineer just for the design piece?

Just about had a heart attack when you climbed the stairs before attaching them and they started to shift!

Hey! Thanks for sharing! question: did you took this decision because you guys were on a budget or just because the stair case was still in good shape? I'm asking because we are thinking on doing the same with our new place; the staircase is still in good shape. However, every carpenter we talk to always says that it doesn't worth it and that it is better to start from scratch. I feel it is just to make more money out of the job (which I understand on their part)