For someone new to DIY, you certainly used some technical terms - not sure if they are USA terms, e.g. What do you mean by 'crowning' and 'ripping' and 'toe-nailing' ??? Otherwise, good video. Love from Scotland, ❤X ...
This has been helpful. The one thing that I can’t find an answer for in anyone’s video is: how do you continue calculating 16 on center around a corner? Or does the 16 on center calculation start again for each wall?
Hi! Yes - basically just start over on the next wall. The whole purpose of 16" OC spacing is that it will give you a backing for your drywall etc. since they come in 4' / 8' sheets. If you are spaced every 16", you ensure that your drywall seams are centered on the stud so that you can screw them in. I hope that helps!
@@AndrewThronImprovements I’ve seen people talk about one specific corner being where everything is calculated from. If you start new each wall then how does that work?
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Can you go in detail with how you found the pipes for the plumbing and how/why you roughed in the concrete?
You really know how to tell details so they are clear and answer all the head-scratching questions circling my head! Thanks Andrew;
Glad it’s helpful! Thanks for watching!
How do u measure floor for wall length do u add or take away to that measurement before marking your line
This is your best video yet..your videos are getting better man..
Appreciate it! I have a few more videos that I need to edit in the “voiceover” style but I’m hoping switch up the presentation a bit soon 👍
For someone new to DIY, you certainly used some technical terms - not sure if they are USA terms, e.g. What do you mean by 'crowning' and 'ripping' and 'toe-nailing' ??? Otherwise, good video. Love from Scotland, ❤X ...
This has been helpful. The one thing that I can’t find an answer for in anyone’s video is: how do you continue calculating 16 on center around a corner? Or does the 16 on center calculation start again for each wall?
Hi! Yes - basically just start over on the next wall. The whole purpose of 16" OC spacing is that it will give you a backing for your drywall etc. since they come in 4' / 8' sheets. If you are spaced every 16", you ensure that your drywall seams are centered on the stud so that you can screw them in. I hope that helps!
@@AndrewThronImprovements I’ve seen people talk about one specific corner being where everything is calculated from. If you start new each wall then how does that work?
How much it cost in total please?
What was/were the total cost(s) involved in adding this bathroom?
I have a cost breakdown in my ebook!
Can you address floating walls in a basement?
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Nice video!
Beautiful
Dude great job 👍
Thanks! Appreciate you watching!