Nice video. As you have a store room behind the original wall, why not use that to your advantage and make some free standing sturdy shelving to provide both storage and support the wall and door. Essentially turn your modular design into shelving units. That way you just need to move shelving units for an inspection.
Thank You. I hoped the video helped you in any way.... As for the storage shelving, I think I left that part out, I do have 3 Storage Wood Cabinets I built that have 4 shelves in each that help with storage (I'll do a video on those)... I have a storage cabinet leaned up against the wall but since the garage isn't level (fake wall is)- only the bottom makes contact.
used to work for a company that build temporary stands for conventions and meets and stuff wat we had where basicly slightly large doors made from thin triplex on a wood frame and either painted white or covered in fabric when we needed to buid a wall we layed them on the ground against eachother and nailed / screwed a piece of lumber along the bottom and the top , then we set it up and put a wall against it at a right angle , we screwed a metal angle along the top and a little bend piece of metal along the bottom and hey presto one wall the triplex makes the wall realy sturdy against parralelling to the side , you can use thinner framing too , the only thing that needs a full frame is the door , might be wise to make the right angle wall on the hinge side of that doo as thats the point that puts a load on the wall you can put stips over the seams covered in the same material making it a feature and hiding uneven gaps when we painted we covered the seams with packingtape and then whent over that , the stands where only in place for about a week or less so the tape helt fine th-cam.com/video/iBLCafwsrRs/w-d-xo.html wat we made whent up and down pretty eazy and stacked on carts just like a stack of doors , we fireproved the fabric by spraying it with water mixed with borax , you could hold a lighter to it and it catched fire but it extinguished on its own except for lifting the wall you can do everything by youreself and if you use hinges with removable pins you can place them piece by piece by youreself too
@@ShadowBeats1 Lease states to talk to them first… but if it’s not taking away from the structure, not causing damage, or no illegal activity.. why not.. lol… if I was into gaming.. this could be a legit gaming room.🥳
Nice video. As you have a store room behind the original wall, why not use that to your advantage and make some free standing sturdy shelving to provide both storage and support the wall and door. Essentially turn your modular design into shelving units. That way you just need to move shelving units for an inspection.
Thank You. I hoped the video helped you in any way.... As for the storage shelving, I think I left that part out, I do have 3 Storage Wood Cabinets I built that have 4 shelves in each that help with storage (I'll do a video on those)... I have a storage cabinet leaned up against the wall but since the garage isn't level (fake wall is)- only the bottom makes contact.
used to work for a company that build temporary stands for conventions and meets and stuff
wat we had where basicly slightly large doors made from thin triplex on a wood frame and either painted white or covered in fabric
when we needed to buid a wall we layed them on the ground against eachother and nailed / screwed a piece of lumber along the bottom and the top , then we set it up and put a wall against it at a right angle , we screwed a metal angle along the top and a little bend piece of metal along the bottom and hey presto one wall
the triplex makes the wall realy sturdy against parralelling to the side , you can use thinner framing too , the only thing that needs a full frame is the door , might be wise to make the right angle wall on the hinge side of that doo as thats the point that puts a load on the wall
you can put stips over the seams covered in the same material making it a feature and hiding uneven gaps
when we painted we covered the seams with packingtape and then whent over that , the stands where only in place for about a week or less so the tape helt fine
th-cam.com/video/iBLCafwsrRs/w-d-xo.html
wat we made whent up and down pretty eazy and stacked on carts just like a stack of doors , we fireproved the fabric by spraying it with water mixed with borax , you could hold a lighter to it and it catched fire but it extinguished on its own
except for lifting the wall you can do everything by youreself and if you use hinges with removable pins you can place them piece by piece by youreself too
That seems super legit… I’ll keep that in mind if I make another wall.. thank you 🙏🏽
Hmmm smells like illegal activity 😂
@@ShadowBeats1 Lease states to talk to them first… but if it’s not taking away from the structure, not causing damage, or no illegal activity.. why not.. lol… if I was into gaming.. this could be a legit gaming room.🥳
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