How to Frame and Drywall a Curved Wall
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I can make a curved drywall easy , unfortunately it’s when I’m trying to make a flat wall
Great comment. Cheers!
Truer words have never been spoken! 😂🤣
Lol!
I love Jeff's dad noises :)
Uughaa!
Ex-framer here, I built plenty of curved walls in the late 90's. We cut the top and bottom plates from ¾" plywood, doubled up. Then wood or steel studs 12"o/c or 6" o/c if it was a tight radius.
Same here. I use plywood for my hulk heads as well.
Bulk*
Man, thanks for this comment. This will definately be how i attempt these in the future. I have only ever done a straight wall, but does a wall being curved negativly affect the load bearimg capacity of it (For a second story?)
It cracks me up every time I hear him lug drywall around. I make the same noises haha
I just like to hear him say “out”. They should have an entire TH-cam channel of Canadians saying “out”
It’s a bunch of unnecessary drama.
Every time I watch one of your videos I am never disappointed by the skill, information and the banter! Brilliant work 👊🏻
Glad you like them! Cheers John!
As per usual, this was another great informative video. Not only do you give your time to teach us, you actually make it look fun. I appreciate that & you!
I love how he does everything in real time vs how TV and other online shows do cut aways..
Had I seen this a couple years back, I’d have put a curved wall in my office. Little did I know how much I’d be using it this year!
This channel has come such a long way!! I learned so much from watching your channel through the years. With that being said can you do a video on how to accomplish a high gloss/ glass like paint finish. Nobody on TH-cam explains DIY like you
Wow, amazing job. I enjoyed watching from beginning to the very end.
I'm used to seeing people put cuts in the back of their moldings.
Glad you enjoyed it!
Great video! Love the idea about curved wall in the theater room, that’s the next project in the spring. Will figure out where that can go.
Glad it was helpful!
So stoked about this - have been waiting for something like that and... perfect timing!!!!
Cheers george!
Lol i was literally thinking about doing a curved wall the other day and here you are posting a video on it ....no lie when i was doing a hardwood flooring install years ago you were my first tutorial and it helped....nice work man 👍🏾 definitely subbing now
Many thanks for your generosity with your knowledge 🙏
i do this all the time and you made a perfect vid again about his..... always impressed
Awesome video, making my first circular wall. Thanks!!
Bro thanks so much. I was designing a completely round house and I needed this video so i could estimate better. you rock bro
Glad I could help
Jeff man you’re an amazing dude and have inspired my brother and I to get into the trades and really stick with it. The knowledge you give is priceless in a world where it seems like no professional guys in trades seem to want to teach us younger guys so I thank you for that man. I know this might be a crazy question but if you were my age 25 in today’s world Would you pursue the trades at such a late age and which would you do and how would you get started learning assuming you know you would want to go out on your own one day? Your the best Jeff keep up the good work God bless.
Bro that's not a late age. You're 7 years out of high school. 40 years from retirement. Stick with it. Good bless
Always learning something from you. Thanks
I like that quarter round trick. With the quarter round at the bottom like that you eliminate any gap and air infiltration.
I was just talking about this today. And here is the video. Jeff stop reading my mind.
sorry for the intrusion. Cheers!
This is exactly what I was looking for. Thank you, so much!
I came here to learn what goes in between walls/curved walls for a game I'm making. I completely forgot and was so invested in the video.. idk if my Dad habits are kicking in at the ripe age of 19 or if this guy is just really good at what he does. I think it's both
Tip 1: Most trim is not going to stay with nails in the drywall only. You'd want nails into wood studs or screws into steel studs to keep it in place. Alternatively, install it with construction adhesive. Tip 2: To mark a perfect curve: Hammer a nail into the floor, attach a string and tie it to a pencil/marker at the desired length. Mark a partial circle on the floor.
I like to see the finished project ..... you made quick work of that wall.
Incredible! Thanks for making this!
My pleasure!
Thank you so interesting and you make it look simple!!
I bought a condo with curved walls a few years ago. Always was curious about how they were made. This has certainly satisfied my curiosity, although our walls are _slanted_ on top of being curved, so I'm assuming they had to cut the edges at an angle to fit the geometry. The part about most problems being already solved when it comes to walls (and home improvement in general), is really true. This is something we observe in software engineering too. Outside of bleeding edge tech, there's rarely a problem that wasn't already solved. You can try and solve it by yourself to exercise your brain, but if you need it done quickly, it's always faster to just go look for a precedent.
This is amazing, never knew this product is accessible to us
Very interesting video. Thanks Jeff. Stay safe.
Thanks, you too!
Awesome video! The rubber quarter round was especially informative. Jeff, what would you suggest as a good method of anchoring the product if it is being installed on a concrete floor in a basement? Is there a special adhesive? As always, great job!
Wow... didn't know this is possible. Great video!
For our ranch house, we steamed oak trim and bent it around curved walls. On rounded corners, we back cut and steamed. A lot more work but was cheaper and looks amazing.
Oak trim compared to primed mdf I dont see the cheaper part, per linear foot? More work absolutely.
@@raymondsloan9174 I was referring to the $5/ft rubber 1/4 round he finished with.
We used to steam bend real wood trim to go on the curved wall.
Its easier than you might think, but you need to get the curve in fast after steaming.
Wow, Jeff that is awesome
Thanks for adding yet another thing to my "try" list! Haha! Cheers!
Any time! Cheers!
Mate, great video. You have that easy manner that assumes the audience has intelligence but not the knowledge and conveys a lot of knowledge and technique. Thanks learnt a lot!!!
Dude. That was a great demo. Thank you!!!
Glad you liked it!
Great information. Thank you! The one question I have is how do you mud the inevitable butt joints on the curve? Thanks again..
No curve walls for me in my home, great video to learn how it’s done. 👍👍
Very well explained and informative. Do you stagger the joints in both direction for better overlay ?
So helpful Jeff.
Love the video. Thanks.
Just listened to your live stream. Great show. I am residing home 1920 removeing asbestos tile,wood,and exterior covering. I am using zip board,taping, siding. Should I use 2 inch sheeting over zip. Trying to get as close to passive home. Thank you
OMG...all the grunting lol...cool project! Thanks Jeff
Great vid mate. Very informative and entertaining...👍
Hi Jeff. Great video and a few handy tricks to build a curved wall. I'm currently transforming a disused cylindrical concrete water tank into a woodfired sauna lined with red cedar panelling. Would you have any thoughts on how to do it.
Your The Best Sir Absolutely Love Your Videos
I appreciate that!
Lot easier and faster than steaming lumber, that's for sure.
...nobody steams the lumber to build a curved wall. Just saying.
@@Marzoochi Yeah, most of the lumber from my area is crooked enough that all walls are curved.
My knees are feeling sore just watching you aye!
Your sound effects when your bringing drywall in!! Halarious! 🤣 haha cool video always wondered how they do these!
I make curved walls by making slices on the back of the 2x4 header/footer with a saw works great!
Just like Norm Abrams. 'Perfect every time.' He heeee. Thanks for what you do, man.
Excellent
You're awesome Jeff .
Cheers!
Great demonstration 🥇
Thank you! Cheers!
Alternative; a few shots of vodka. Make curved walls every time.
russia style :)
Crown & Coke! Crown & Coke! Crown & Coke! 😁
Great work
Great video
Thank you!
Hi Jeff how should I get rid of some mold on ceiling of bathroom, then guess repaint it and anything can help prevent and reduce mold in future ?
Omg rubber quarter round!!!! That's what o need to do around my staira base step !!
Great info 👍👍👍
Great info 👍
I'm intrigued
Awesome video. Very informative. That laugh is killing me. lol.
On the subject of the screws, what brand are you using? Also wondering what type of bits for Phillips, Torx, etc.. you find to be the longest lasting, etc.. ? Inquiring minds want to know 🙃
@HomeRenoVisionDIY I have a question on venting
Ok so my guess bathroom tube need to be replace and when the tub came out their at the p trap was another AAV above the p trap. my question is do i have to have there because the new tub doesn't have enough room back there for it and I do remember you saying it need to be a certain height above
Thanks home boi
On another video you had about using steel in a basement you indicated to use treated 2x4 under the steel track in case of water intrusion. I'd like to do a curved wall with steel in our basement.
Obviously a straight 2x4 will not work under the curved part of the wall. Any recommendations on how to handle this? Thanks.
Good stuff ..
Great information
Glad it was helpful!
God damn I hate how addictive these videos are!! I never plan to throw up a curved wall, but I couldn't stop watching this DIY Porn!
jeff, about painting, what do you think on the wagner control pro series paint sprayers? or similar to wagner?
While house hunting, I saw a curve stairwell, the moulding was done by cutting up hard moulding in small chunks, yuck...
ewwwwwwwwwww wtf
nasty!
Relief cuts on the back of the wood molding
Works well
If that wasn't a signal of cutting corners (what else is poor quality that you can't see?), that place would have been a deal since you could fix it easy while no one else would want to deal with it.
HI Jeff, we have a circular room in our home and haven't been abel to find a way to put sconces on the walls. Any ideas for us? Thanks
Hey thanks again!!
No worries!
Honestly rather use plywood top and bottom plates . Seems to be a lot easier than using the metal framing. Straight bit . Plunge router. And router base jig with adjustable axis points .
Awesome 💯👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Hi Jeff, Great video! Where can I purchase this kind of tracks in Ottawa? Thanks, J
The 46 people who hit did not like this, come on, this is informative and funny (Dad Noises) at the same time.
I've seen where people will make several shallow cuts in the drywall to bend it, thought that was cool
Won't that just leave a weak point in your drywall? The paper is the thing that is keeping everything together, so it's not good to cut a line across it, I would imagine.
wow, that stuff is expansive. I found the bendable rail. A piece of 3m long is 100 euros. That´s a little over my budget.
When you have a larger curved wall that's too large for one continuous horizontal piece, how do you float the vertical seams? We're on a job right now with a large spiral staircase and I've had to do some patching and the vertical seams are the worst
Wow I was just wondering how they make curved walls
Thanks Jeff! Were you using 1/4 FLEX drywall or the standard 1/4 inch drywall (I have seen standard 1/4 inch sold at Home Depot). If using flex, can you use standard 1/4 inch?
@@TheAxecutioner Thanks Bradyn. Built a curved wall out of 3/4 inch treated ply for top and bottom plates for a basement location recently and am about to purchase drywall (found flex 1/4 inch at a local drywall wholesaler) but if I can get away with standard 1/4 inch usg from Home Depot, that would be the preferred option from a distance and cost perspective. I found the flex 1/4 inch is about 2X the price of traditional 1/4 inch sold off the shelf at HD.
@@TheAxecutioner Awesome, thank you! I’ll give it a shot (this week I think)!
so no belt while working? and windex? didja think to pour it out and use water?
Attica! Stick tuned!
You should’ve used one of the flexible tracks like Flex-C Trac that can be locked securely in the proper curve so it is not so flimsy like the brand you used.
What screws do you need when you are screwing the drywall into a metal stud?
So should you do the floor before you put up the drywall?
Whoa!!! Now I think I want a curved wall in my bathroom!!!
very nice feature. if you have the space!
Wow Jeff, I totally understand the grunting and how puffed you were carrying the plaster sheeting.🥵
Once again a fabulous display video, thank you.
Glad you enjoyed it. Cheers Janet!
I wonder if I can attach the drywall straight to an ICF wall.
Like 👍 all your videos
15:22 We use 1-5/8 in the U.S. Or is 1-1/4 for the metal studs only?
can I like this video twice?
We’re those self tapping screws? I’ve had trouble with those screws on light gauge framing.
He mentioned his choice of screw for the metal framing in his metal framing video.
I get that you have to use the metal top and bottom plates but I hate metal studs the only good feature they have is they're light if you have to transport them high up but I would still use wood studs for many reasons.
Steel is perfectly straight. Wood is not
Thank you, I am using fine thread screws, but it does not pull the screw in because the neck of the screws has no threads. I do not like to use two 1/4 drywall but do you think that is the only option that I have?
Yes!