ITS EXPLANATION IS SO CLEAR AND DIRECT THAT MAKES THIS JOB SEEM TOO VERY EASY ... BUT WE KNOW IT REQUIRES KNOWLEDGE AND TECHNIQUE WITH EXCELLENT TOOLS GRATEFUL FOR SHOWING LAY PEOPLE
It seems like a tongue and groove type feature would make the walls more flush, air and water proof. And a stainless steal footing over the seal between the wall and the base to cover that crack would seem smart as well. 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️ This looks extremely expensive, with all the glue, guns, screws, nails, tools, cranes, etc. 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
How long is the working time that you have on that caulk to get everything aligned? Seems like a continuous-feed caulker would be more efficient than constantly swapping tubes. Does anyone make such a tool?
The bottom plate is anchored to the foundation by means of J hook anchor bolts. Sips are attached to the sides of the bottom plates. Much stronger connection than stick. Fabulous in seismic areas.
I don't have faith in chipboard plywood. I read that the glue fumes can cause respiratory problems and that it is not recommended that chipboard be installed in rec rooms for that reason.
Yes, I read that somewhere. However, if the surface is sealed with paint, then hopefully it would prevent fumes from escaping into the room? I don't know, perhaps someone does
ITS EXPLANATION IS SO CLEAR AND DIRECT THAT MAKES THIS JOB SEEM TOO VERY EASY ... BUT WE KNOW IT REQUIRES KNOWLEDGE AND TECHNIQUE WITH EXCELLENT TOOLS GRATEFUL FOR SHOWING LAY PEOPLE
Looks like the bottom plate was untreated lumber ?
It seems like a tongue and groove type feature would make the walls more flush, air and water proof. And a stainless steal footing over the seal between the wall and the base to cover that crack would seem smart as well. 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️ This looks extremely expensive, with all the glue, guns, screws, nails, tools, cranes, etc. 🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️🤷🏾♂️
How long is the working time that you have on that caulk to get everything aligned? Seems like a continuous-feed caulker would be more efficient than constantly swapping tubes. Does anyone make such a tool?
Thank you!
Great info, thanks!
What about "Seismic Uplift"? Construction Adhesive... I don't thick so. You gotta anchor the entire structure to the foundation.
The bottom plate is anchored to the foundation by means of J hook anchor bolts. Sips are attached to the sides of the bottom plates. Much stronger connection than stick. Fabulous in seismic areas.
It is sealant he is using , not adhesive.
@@docmitchell1he stated it's both sealant and adhesive
what are the long nails and screws bring driven into? A 2 x? Looks like foam but that cant be
It is 2x6 in this case.
It bugs me when people miss a line of caulking
I may not sleep tonight over that:)
Thanks this was helpful
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I find it very unsturdy since there is no anchor bolts to bottom place 😳😳
I never seen this technology
there are anchors - watch previous video
Its been around for 20 years lmao. how not?
I don't have faith in chipboard plywood. I read that the glue fumes can cause respiratory problems and that it is not recommended that chipboard be installed in rec rooms for that reason.
Yes, I read that somewhere. However, if the surface is sealed with paint, then hopefully it would prevent fumes from escaping into the room? I don't know, perhaps someone does
Menudos Chapuzas.....
Los tornillos inferiores que sujetan las paredes (sin comentarios)
El adhesivo entre piezas mejor ni hablar ....
Speed up the drill for goodness sake lol. And use an Impact
Though you had to use foam when joining the panels.
Why make holes in the panel for rigging,,, just screw a strap over the top....I wouldn't want that hole in my panels.
Why do you keep saying “on center” those are SIP’s panels with no studs, what are you on the center of? I suppose old habits die hard!
The beer gut crew...
you worry about other mens bodies? why?
Klsamy