Getting er Dun, might have time on sunday to start building walls
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Spicy Chickens Cellar Grow Room Extreme Makeover Home Addition
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I was thinking the same thing.
That is going to be awesome SC. I have never worked with that spray insulation before. How is it? I always liked the idea but had concerns about future wiring issues. I guess it wouldn't really matter in this application though. You could always run BX along the walls. I can't wait to see the final product.
millworkman
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Good lord spicy, do you ever stop moving? This is going to be awesome!
no actually i did not sounds great
Hmmmm Let me find the link!
http://www.thehotpepper.com/topic/23974-spicy-chickens-grow-room-and-greenhouse-makeover/page__fromsearch__1
Read it and weep....literally.
very nice work
however real men should never be afraid to cry LOL
thanks your friend Joe
looks like an old Bomb shelter
I was hoping to have time last sunday to do some work but a surprise visit from my children but a stop to that.
Today after work I managed to get one wall built and it's probably the easiest, I playing with fire on the time line to get this finished.
I am going to take out the post, and maybe thinking about dividing the room up some, not quite sure yet. Need to figure out a water tank to. hmmmm
Thanks for looking, - Jeff
Sorry stc not big enough for all that. lol but a great idea, thinking about doing what you suggested under the pepper shack deck, minus the disco ball. lol
Spray foam is the greatest thing since sliced bread, I will only be putting in about 2 inches and that will fill the space behind the studs and glue them right to the wall. After that I will finish it off with fiberglass and then osb.
Hey Mill, thanks but this won't have that polished look like the pepper shack, would love to deck it out but just don't have the time.
That's true, I hope my wife can find someone who would appreciate it after I'm push-in daisies.
Thanks Joe.
No doubt, just wonder why some one would be threatened in the middle of no where.lol
Today after work I managed to get one wall built and it's probably the easiest, I playing with fire on the time line to get this finished.
I am going to take out the post, and maybe thinking about dividing the room up some, not quite sure yet. Need to figure out a water tank to. hmmmm
Thanks for looking, - Jeff
Sorry stc not big enough for all that. lol but a great idea, thinking about doing what you suggested under the pepper shack deck, minus the disco ball. lol
Spray foam is the greatest thing since sliced bread, I will only be putting in about 2 inches and that will fill the space behind the studs and glue them right to the wall. After that I will finish it off with fiberglass and then osb.
Hey Mill, thanks but this won't have that polished look like the pepper shack, would love to deck it out but just don't have the time.
That's true, I hope my wife can find someone who would appreciate it after I'm push-in daisies.
Thanks Joe.
No doubt, just wonder why some one would be threatened in the middle of no where.lol
Unfortunately I will not be spray foaming the walls, got a bid of $1600 for just 2 inches and its just not worth that to me, so will be using plastic on the back side of the insulation.
Another good day should get me to wiring and then insulation, soon after osb and table or shelves for the plants, none to soon as today I started transplanting.
Thanks for looking, -Jeff
Another good day should get me to wiring and then insulation, soon after osb and table or shelves for the plants, none to soon as today I started transplanting.
Thanks for looking, -Jeff
Maybe a sealant on the walls???
http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3927690&CAWELAID=441771361
Used to pour foundation and basement walls about 20 years ago...we didn't use this, but similar liquid/rubber type stuff. Just afraid plastic would cause moisture to pool at the bottom and seep into the bottom of your walls/floor. I know this was a low budget last minute build, but if you mess the waterproofing up...you might end up having to do it all again.
I'm sure you thought of it...you think of everything! Framing looks outstanding!
Shane
http://www.acehardware.com/product/index.jsp?productId=3927690&CAWELAID=441771361
Used to pour foundation and basement walls about 20 years ago...we didn't use this, but similar liquid/rubber type stuff. Just afraid plastic would cause moisture to pool at the bottom and seep into the bottom of your walls/floor. I know this was a low budget last minute build, but if you mess the waterproofing up...you might end up having to do it all again.
I'm sure you thought of it...you think of everything! Framing looks outstanding!
Shane