How to Fix Holes in Subfloor and Patch Missing Underlayment
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 13 เม.ย. 2022
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In this video I show you how I fixed holes in my subfloor and patched in missing underlayment in preparation for my finished floor.
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Dissapointed we didn't get to see you fix that hole at the end by slapping it with Flex Tape... BAM! 😂
Same 😂 I was waiting for the flex glue to come out
😂 Missed opportunity!!
Yup, same here. 😂😂
Okay, you know I had to run out to the garage and verify that there was a hole on the side of my caulking gun. Behold, I learned something new. I have lost count of how many lessons you have taught me since I started watching you remodel your master bedroom. Thanks for sharing what you know with us. 🛠🛠
Awesome! And I can't tell you how happy I am to hear that! Thank you for your continuing support!
I have seen hundreds of DIY vids on TH-cam, this is THE BEST! You’re such a practical genius!! Thanks a million!!
I've come to look forward to these every week! It's great to see you tackle these less-than-ideal scenarios in stride
Great to hear! Thank you for always checking the videos out!
Me too!
So,Matt……fast forward to100 years from now….this home is scheduled for “disintegration” and they zap it with the light beam, and lo and behold , the only thing remaining is these patches to the floor…….in frustration the worker yells “Just who was this Fixer guy and how much of this flex stuff did he use!?!?!?!?”Aaaaaaaaaagggggggghhhhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!! Great job,sir…….always look forward to your vids……❣️😊❣️😊❣️
Haha! I can only hope 100 years from now someone is asking about me. 😀. Thanks for watching!
heeellllll yeeeaahhhh you got a sponsor!!! i'm cackling about the can cover discovery though
The hallway is slowly becoming unrecognizable😳
😃👍 Yeah! Can't wait to finish it!!
You will never know what can be hiding in an old house. Can't wait to see the kitchen remold & what could be hiding behind the walls/floors!!!
I knew what that sound was when you stepped on it, I’ve seen houses with that “fix” ! Lol
Ok so here's what I learned from this video... When it comes to old houses that are already far from perfect (no offense to your house lol), if you're fixing old flooring, you have to improvise, adapt, use the power of your imagination, and come up with whatever it takes to fill/cover the hole and make it structurally sound. And what really matters in the end is for the floor to be flat/even and of course properly secured. Hopefully I got it right lol
Yet another awesome video. Keep up the good work!
As always, I enjoyed the video and how you problem solve the unevenness in your floors. I can’t wait for the kitchen project. Thanks for sharing your talent.
All that cutting and pasting we learned in kindergarten actually comes in handy in later life...lol.
Hahaha that gif was my face when more and more screws were added 🤣🤣
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My house built in 1940 too. I placed stick down tiles in 2 rooms, I don’t have gaps like you showed. I’ve had to replace one tile and it was all I could do to pry that sticky piece of tile up. At least I learned what to do, just in case. Thanks 😊
Oh wow. Lucky I guess! I have never had good luck with sticky tiles. Thanks for watching!
Like the humor and outtakes in your videos. I enjoy your content and don’t like a lot of people who over talk in their videos. You, my man, are a breath of fresh air. You show us what to do and not do and don’t overdo it. To the point and move on. Great content.
I love the way you create puzzles and them fix them....totally cool. Your the best...hugs
Super delight of a vid for your channel. You do a great job on each of them
It's coming along nicely. I love that brand of glue, it works great.
Very helpful, I think either of these fixes will be helpful for my situation.
Great work Mister Fixer !!! Greetings to your family .Hugs from Chile 🇨🇱❤️😘
Nice job Matt! Your videos are awesome!
Thanks for another great video! I learned so much from this one. Can't wait for the next steps in the project :-)
Great job.
Thank you.
U r so talented great work
your house is such an adventure and i’m here for it! 😅
Be careful with that can hole, you should fill that properly, the floating floor you are targeting is super thin and you could put a hole right through it with something heavy or sharp like a lady heel or something like that
Not a bad idea, David. I didn't think of that. Thanks! And thanks for watching!
That GIF at 23:02 was genius man! Really love your videos!
That can lid patch is hilarious!😂😂😂😂
Agreed! 😂😄
OMG... My mother had that green and yellow vinyl! Love your videos!
Tin can whole! Lol. Love this channel. Will be referring to it for my future projects.
Well done 👍
yes! get that sponsor! another fun educational vid from you as always, and i'm gonna be thinking about that can lid floor for a while lol
Great video, thanks!
Terribly Perfect 👍😂
I cant believe I missed this video! good work as always. I spent the last few days helping my Buddy replace the attic insulation in this house. We did "insulation 2.0" like on Matt Risinger's channel. Thought of your home and your projects while working on it. Keep it up!
Awesome video.
Imperfectly; perfect.
the little insert meme when you were driving all those screws made me cackle
You just blew my mind cutting the tip off the glue. I just went and checked mine 🤣 yep!
Awesome 👌 👏
Awesome. We have a 1940’s house as well and we’re putting in a new floor eventually. We now have electric heating so don’t need the big vents in the floor and will need to patch 👍🏼❤️ no asbestos thank goodness
Those should be easy peazy!! Good luck and let me know how it goes! Thanks for watching!
I like what you did with the floor. And I love the tin can lid. I kind of hate for you to remove it. But knowing you I knew you would take it out😂😂😂💜
Those editing transitions at the beginning 👌👌👌👌
Thank you for noticing! 😃👍
1917 house with two boilers still under the house. Same issue with the holes and level issues.
Thank you for the solution to my dilemma.
No problem! Good luck!
What I really like about your videos that I can't find anywhere else are the non-typical problems and possible ways to fix them. I have the same hole in the subfloor above my shower drain but the floor joist span is 24 inches apart. Do I still need to apply this fix and span to the floor joists?
Wow what an ingenious hack with the tin can lid. 😆
another helpful video. another way to fill the last hole would be to cover it from beneath and fill it with epoxy
LOL; that tin can sound reminded me of the Snapple caps.
I hired someone to replace the subfloor on my bathroom due to rot from water damage. He didn't get the level quite right so he used a leveling compounds and did a terrible wavy job with it... twice. I told him to leave it and I fixed it myself with a bit of sanding (not fun) and a product called MAPEI Planipatch which was fantastic once I got a feel on how to work with it (small batches, just enough water and work very fast). It would be perfect for the last bit of leveling on patches like that. You can put it right over wood (I would sand old wood first for better adhesion) or concrete and it sets up fast so it can be walked on pretty soon after application if need be. I was even able to perfect my less than ideal spots with just a 6" random orbital and 36 grit paper even though it is cementous. I like vinyl flooring but it isn't very forgiving towards imperfections below it.
Also that last hole may be a good chance to show the patching technique where one cuts a patch, sets a router to the depth of the patch, traces the patch on the floor, and then routes out the perfect hole for the patch to sit.
Very interesting video, your attention to detail is very impressive - Love your work!
IF - you ever run out of filming content and want to come to Florida, I have a 75 year old craftsman house that I want to do some updates to.
Kitchen is a galley with original built in place plywood cabinets, nothing wrong with them, they are solid. They have the original finish on them, back in the day, guessing varnish/stained. Would like them painted white. The, god only knows how old counter top, is 5 different Laminates pieced together, at least they are all the same shade of dull beige, ha ha ha. I would like butcher block counters and then just white subway tile back splash. Then....there's the bathroom, nothing wrong with it, just outdated but has the original cast iron tub, it's not clawfoot. I need to take out the tub and put in a walk in shower, mobility issues. The bathroom has green plastic tiles 1/2 way up on the walls, what they did back in the 50's. Going with bead board and penny tiles on the floor.
I watched all your previous videos, really enjoyed the bathroom remodel and enjoying the current videos. Thank you.
Cans were made so much better back in the day. Not a spot of rust on that lid. 😊
I don't know how but i became unsubscribed!! I am glad I found this video, I always enjoy them so much. ......just an older lady that LOVES The Fixer & all you do. Thanks for all the fun 💗
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Классный контент!
I thought it might be a secret passage to Narnia but nope just a hole!🤷♂️
haha 😂
Awesome videos and methods of building.
As someone who removed a closet in a second bedroom, I had this happen and the video tips came in handy. As a diy’er I was mortified to be able to see in to my creepy crawl space. Don’t want any creepy crawlers or slithering snake coming in to my home.
My husband and I are renovating two homes - we had to patch a hole near a window - I fell through that hole TWICE - the second time really hurting myself - landed on palm, injured my shoulder! Over a year ago, just now am feeling back to normal.
Sorry to hear that. Glad you are getting back to normal!
5:25 yep, mindblow for sure
I have a hole (similar to your 3rd hole) in what is now a threshold between my bedroom and bathroom and used to be under a toilet.
Is there a way to patch it with no access to the crawl space under it?
Done is better then good
Definitely patch that last hole! In your doing the vinyl plank you can stab right throught it with a chair or heel.
Someone else mentioned this. It's a good point that I didn't think of. Thanks!
I enjoyed this video far too much. I cannot wait to see you lay the floor.
Given the various types of things that you have discovered so far
I suspect that you will eventually discover something worth a lot of zeros
😊😊🤑💰🤞🏾🤞🏾
I sure hope so!!
I have a friend who put a floating floor in his living room and hall. When I walk on it in my shoes the footsteps sound hollow. What causes that? What would prevent that? Maybe you will address that when you put down your floating floor.
Why didn’t you leave an 1/8” expansion gap for the ply? Just curious.
How do you clean up flex seal?
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How did you know that is has asbestos? Did you get it tested
I would patch the wood and then use dap floor leveler to fill in the space instead of using tiles.
At 19:36: did you remember to screw the timber lok back in?
Yes!! I must have missed that for the video but I did. Thanks for watching!
the can sounded like a Snaple lid
Dude!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Your insane. Love your videos. What is your full sun job aside from fixing up your house.
I can't tell you that, Jonathan. That would take the fun out of it. 😬😄. Thank you for watching!
@@TheFixerHomeRepair I get that😂😂😂
I went from Chef to Food & Beverage Manager (pre pandemic) to Electrician. I love it. In the 2 years I bought a house and have been fixing since. We have termites 💆♂️💆♂️
We Stick tiled our house about 17 yrs ago and boy does it "walk" move . Which is bad in this house since we have press wood flooring. Worst stuff ever. Get it wet and under the painted seal via a crack and when it dries it shreds and is just super messy.
With laminate stick and peel tile.... It's ALWAYS better to grout them ... there's grout made for those type of tiles
Should get flex seal to pay for the asbestos removal :)
One question? Why did you choose to patch and not tear it all off and start fresh.
Most of the floors in the kitchen and hallway had tested positive for asbestos so he can't remove it without shelling out a lot of money for professionals, but as long as he just covers it is fine.
How did you learn that your old sheet flooring contains asbestos?
Hey! I got it all tested before I started the hallway/kitchen project. It was the only thing that came back positive out of all the floorings and the ceiling tiles.
This show is This Old House IRL
Love this comment!
@@TheFixerHomeRepair all it’s missing for realism is the cussing and four trips to Home Depot. Oh and bleeding. Or is that just my experience?
@@geekbruin Haha nope that happens for sure!
Attach your piece first next time to the 2 by than it will fit easy
Linoleum isn't asbestos made from linseed oil on canvas backing also not vinyl
I think the small hole that was covered with a can lid could be sealed with a urethane foam.
This old house owners are insane, a tin can xD
23:03🥴😄😄😄😄
cask of amontillado but you are canned in
In commercial work, you never leave old flooring down. You could loose your job. If I was doing that job, I would rip every bit of that old crap out. Flooring mastic is not friable, so it’s not really a problem. I’m sure the finished product will be great, just not how I would have done it.
I suspect he would have done likewise. But the cost of the asbestos abatement was cost prohibitive.
Tin can lid omg 🤣🤣🤣🤣
1st view 1st comment 🙌🏼🙌🏼🙌🏼
a tin can lid, wow.
Why don't you just put a whole new hallway look on the floor start from the hallway kitchen cuz I really don't like the end result of that last one
I did! I always intended going right over this with a new floor. You can check it out in my “small kitchen remodel time lapse video” if you want. 😁. Thanks for watching!
am I the only one who was thinking landmine/pressure trigger? Was waiting for a steel cage to drop down.
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Conspiracy theory: Who is "dp" (6:12)
I know, I know, the rules. . .
But I couldn’t just leave all that nasty old flooring under the new stuff. I’d have to rip it all out.
U really should wear safety glasses. It only takes one time to screw things up.
This old fixer. Aka this old house
No more movement? Lol ummm
your allowed 15 sq ft by your self
I was hoping to learn something new but your methods are common sense more than expert master craft steps..
Now you know my channel isn’t for you. See… you did learn something after all. 👍
I hope that the Flex Glue works better than the Flex Seal