They make it look so easy. How about showing us how you did the blue wall over the cinder blocks, and how you got the center of the flooring done at the end (nothing ever measures up perfectly to the center). Installing the drywall at the base, how did you measure the start...etc.
Do I have to drywall? I need to insulate but I don’t want to drywall. I can’t use fiberglass because it’s dangerous to breathe in but is this stuff safe to not cover?
How did you do the ceiling again….i dont have anything in my soffits…i started the foam ridge peices but i was told the air will wreck the rox wool..not sure why i was told that but could you help me
@@austin3072I don’t know why more people don’t do this. I lived in Japan a couple years and lots of their homes had plumbing and electrical outside the walls and accessible via a simple covering designed to be removed and replaced by the owner with no tools. It’s was part of the plan and did not look ugly at all.
Great video..quick question I have a single home duplex garage and I need to cover the ceiling with drywall or wood what my next step? The roof , joists , garage - meaning that is the set up ;I want to cover the ceiling to look presentable ..how can you help me..thank you have a blessed day and be blessed
Dude is breathing that fine dry mineral rockwool dust. Growers use it and know to get it wet before handling. Open door and windows. Turn fans on high and blow out the air.
Any cinderblock wall shared with the house needs to be sheathed in either 5/8's xtype drywall or 3/4" fire retardant plywood. If you have a small 1 bay garage (10'x22') would recommend using pt 2x2 with 2-3/4" 3/16th tapcons (phillips flush), attached to the wall, 16" on center, and use comfortbat 80 (the more rigid rockwool insulation (1.5" thick, same as your 2x2), and sheath in what was mentioned earlier. Due to the garage being a more 'wet' space, would recommend foregoing the vaporbarrier to allow the garage to breathe. Its not a living space, so vapor barrier is not recommended. using sprayfoam beads to close up gaps from above is all that is recommended.
I'd love to see how they finished around the garage doors. Did they insulate and dry wall in the steele beams? Trying to find out if that would create a moisture issue or not.
Wouldn't the vapor barrier to the exterior of the rockwool defeat the moisture wicking properties. Any moisture that gets behind that vapor barrier will have to dry towards the inside of the house into the living space, potentially causing mildew behind the drywall, instead of drying to the exterior into the garage.
The only reason for the Vapor Barrier would be to prevent Fumes: Paint, Thinners, Gas & Exhaust, etc from getting into the home. Builder Matt Reisinger says yes, VB's aren't much use otherwise except along the coast.
You don't really need a vapor barrier in your garage. Its not a sealed living space, regardless of how well you attempt to seal around the garage door.
What a lousy video, lots of big talk about the product being permeable to moisture yet you feel the need to use an impermeable plastic membrane, does the Rockwool simply stay put between the truss 2 x 4 in the ceiling by friction? I seriously doubt it.
The advertised products look interesting, but unfortunately the only way to use provided links is to accept marketing cookies. I'll look for something less.
god forbid you're half way up the US, R22 is minimum, If you're up in NY/Southern Ontario CA, you'd need to start at R40, and go all the way up to R60 depending on how cold it gets, but thats for a living space. For the garage, with heater, you wont need much more than an r22 in the cold north, as it's only 'heated' when in use.
What is with all the gestures when you talk. Does that ever look stupid. You would make a horrible public speaker! Calm down with all the gestures. Just talk and use very little. It looks like your having a break down. Sheesh!
They make it look so easy. How about showing us how you did the blue wall over the cinder blocks, and how you got the center of the flooring done at the end (nothing ever measures up perfectly to the center). Installing the drywall at the base, how did you measure the start...etc.
you guys didn't talk about the wall Trim (baseboard), it looks gray but no explanation
Do I have to drywall? I need to insulate but I don’t want to drywall. I can’t use fiberglass because it’s dangerous to breathe in but is this stuff safe to not cover?
Did you put plastic on the ceiling too?
How did you do the ceiling again….i dont have anything in my soffits…i started the foam ridge peices but i was told the air will wreck the rox wool..not sure why i was told that but could you help me
Great job, as long as you never need an electrical outlet.
My walls already have electrical outlets so this is great for me but yeah, who doesn’t need outlets? 🧐
There’s nothing wrong with running conduit outside of the wall afterwards
@@austin3072I don’t know why more people don’t do this. I lived in Japan a couple years and lots of their homes had plumbing and electrical outside the walls and accessible via a simple covering designed to be removed and replaced by the owner with no tools. It’s was part of the plan and did not look ugly at all.
Jesus people always love to be such assholes. Does it make you feel good to be rude?
Great video..quick question I have a single home duplex garage and I need to cover the ceiling with drywall or wood what my next step? The roof , joists , garage - meaning that is the set up ;I want to cover the ceiling to look presentable ..how can you help me..thank you have a blessed day and be blessed
What is on the ceiling ?
Dude is breathing that fine dry mineral rockwool dust. Growers use it and know to get it wet before handling. Open door and windows. Turn fans on high and blow out the air.
Right! Good lord wtf.
Is there any insulation on the cinder block wall that’s shared with the house?
Any cinderblock wall shared with the house needs to be sheathed in either 5/8's xtype drywall or 3/4" fire retardant plywood.
If you have a small 1 bay garage (10'x22') would recommend using pt 2x2 with 2-3/4" 3/16th tapcons (phillips flush), attached to the wall, 16" on center, and use comfortbat 80 (the more rigid rockwool insulation (1.5" thick, same as your 2x2), and sheath in what was mentioned earlier.
Due to the garage being a more 'wet' space, would recommend foregoing the vaporbarrier to allow the garage to breathe. Its not a living space, so vapor barrier is not recommended. using sprayfoam beads to close up gaps from above is all that is recommended.
Hey everything’s done. Here is how you put in insulation
do you put a vapor barrier up onto the ceiling before drywall? What if there's a living space above the garage?
Uhhhh what about the ceiling?!
Regular or mold resistant drywall?
I'd love to see how they finished around the garage doors. Did they insulate and dry wall in the steele beams? Trying to find out if that would create a moisture issue or not.
PUT THE PRODUCTS IN THE DAMN DESCRIPTION
@Dale Tryhorn yes?
I do like the idea of using drywall at the top and bottom of the wall to save on costs
What about the uninsulated door?
How did you finish the portion between the lower dry wall and the ground? My garage is at a slow slant making that portion uneven. Thanks!
Wouldn't the vapor barrier to the exterior of the rockwool defeat the moisture wicking properties. Any moisture that gets behind that vapor barrier will have to dry towards the inside of the house into the living space, potentially causing mildew behind the drywall, instead of drying to the exterior into the garage.
No point in putting a vapor barrier if your using rockwool
The only reason for the Vapor Barrier would be to prevent Fumes: Paint, Thinners, Gas & Exhaust, etc from getting into the home. Builder Matt Reisinger says yes, VB's aren't much use otherwise except along the coast.
Where to buy the floor mats
Nice work !
Swap out those tiles for polyaspartic
How much it cost?
You don't really need a vapor barrier in your garage. Its not a sealed living space, regardless of how well you attempt to seal around the garage door.
No outlets in a garage?
It only sucks that it's insanely expensive. People be doing tricks to batts of insulation.
You left out the needed electric outlets along that wall.
Do you use face or non faced insulation?
2:16 this may be one of the most unsafe things I’ve ever seen what the actual f.
Lol you live in a bubble or what?
@@derfskittlers6125 Ok maybe I exaggerated lol.
Wow it looks great! I need you to come do our gargage! Lol
Wow!
R-14 in ceiling.. makes sense.
Wear a mask with insulation...
To be honest, this was a useless video. I was looking for Sheetrock being cut and installed. I hate camera trick videos where nothing was showed.
What a lousy video, lots of big talk about the product being permeable to moisture yet you feel the need to use an impermeable plastic membrane, does the Rockwool simply stay put between the truss 2 x 4 in the ceiling by friction? I seriously doubt it.
The advertised products look interesting, but unfortunately the only way to use provided links is to accept marketing cookies. I'll look for something less.
try an incognito window? blast those cookies.
try an incognito window? blast those cookies.
R-14 in a ceiling is next to nothing .
god forbid you're half way up the US, R22 is minimum, If you're up in NY/Southern Ontario CA, you'd need to start at R40, and go all the way up to R60 depending on how cold it gets, but thats for a living space. For the garage, with heater, you wont need much more than an r22 in the cold north, as it's only 'heated' when in use.
🏆 Award for least helpful video goes too...
Garage finishing for women. Leave out half the work and make it look easy with a short video. Don't touch on half the installation, and set!
Got rid of half of their stuff.
Doesn’t make sense to add insulation if your not living In that garage waste of money in my opinion
What is with all the gestures when you talk. Does that ever look stupid. You would make a horrible public speaker! Calm down with all the gestures. Just talk and use very little. It looks like your having a break down. Sheesh!
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