Metal Bridging for Trusses
Hello. I am interested in installing some metal bridging along 16' floor trusses. We have been living with some bounce and read that giving the bridging a shot ...
Hello. I am interested in installing some metal bridging along 16' floor trusses. We have been living with some bounce and read that giving the bridging a shot ...
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answersChecked out the website you recommended and my situation is not sutiable for tile. OK. Where do I go from here? What can I do to remove the springiness in the ...
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answersI should have started with less details and more besic info. There is bounce in my floor, and I would like to minimize it. No need to state the facts again here...
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answersHello. I have recently replaced my entire air conditioning system and my next project is windows, exterior paint and roof. In which order should I approach thes...
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answersHello all. I have posted here before and gotten great advice. Over time I have learned from you all, experience, other research - and I'd like to run this one b...
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answersI have a 1986 townhouse which is 16' wide. Currently, there is wood laminate floor and I could be happier because it "pops" and cracks when you walk over it. It...
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answersHi. I posted a message recently about how my downstairs bathroom (1986 townhome, not an addition) vents to the CEILING! Got some good responses but am still hav...
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answersTimco: Thanks for the response. I have another problem with the donstairs bathroom ventilation. There is no window in the bathroom and the exhaust fax has nowh...
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answersMy house does pretty good during the summer months when i am running the AC, but in the winter, I have higher humidity (above the 50% mark) and am wondering what ...
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answersHello. We live in a 1.5 story townhouse and would like to replace the floors on the bottom floor. The downstairs is about 700 sq ft and is currently covered in ...
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answersOK, here's the deal. I recently repaired/replaced part of my bathroom floor from where over the years water had dripped from the shower and rotted a spot in the ...
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answersI have a cobblestone walkway that leads to a set of stairs and then to my front porch. The inclice has always seemed a little on the steep side, but after having...
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answersOk, I have stripped for the most part two layers of wallpaper and am down to bare wall. How do I know what kind of wall I have? Drywall or plaster? In either case...
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answersOK, so I chickened out last weekened and slept in and told myself Lowe's would be too busy after I got up... I am back in the game this Saturday. I am planning ...
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answersDoug- Thanks for your reply. I am at somewhat of a loss now, because i have gotten different info from different folks. The guy in the local paper said it woul...
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answersI was re-reading some of my posts and must not have been clearly thinking at one point or another... Just wanted to be clear that the bathroom wall runs parallel...
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answersThe subfloor is 1" plywood. There is nothing on top of this excpet vinyl TILES... The wall joist relationship is parallel. Toilet drain pipe is white PVC. ...
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answersThanks to everyone who has followed my post and offered their generous guidance. I've figured out that my joists are floor trusses 24" OC. The problem area in t...
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answersEll-please see the link Doug posted, this is what I am trying to describe. The only problem I forsee, not that I don't think it can be done, but more work..., is...
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answersEll-Good to hear from you and thanks for the advice. I am in a 1986 frame townhome, built off grade with an open crawlspace, no basement. It is not a manufacter...
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