Building Materials and Construction Technology
neo11: Smaller drill or larger plug. Or construction adhesive before inserting the plug, then it will hold. But you must blow out the dust from the hole beforehand. https://www.jula.se/catalog/bygg-och-farg/farg-och-fog/lim-fog-och-spackel/fog/kraftlim-024210/?gad_source=1&gclid=Cj0KCQjwzZmwBhD8ARIsAH4v1gUhTksC2MAZOiYWtLkRWguMb1BJwUM6mhEq1wL8SJVDISRfFvb5ezsaAkbzEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds
octomore: I am building a music room with an extra acoustically insulated wall on one side, where I now want to add an extra layer of mineral wool in front of the existing fiberglass wool shown in the attached images. The horizontal studs in the image are part of the new framing. Something that struck me while working with the first horizontal studs is how to think about fastening and placement since they
Argastesnickaren: [citat] I manage some properties and can only speak for myself. If I have my way, never again epoxy. In all the properties we've used it (against my will), we've had issues within a couple of years. It has peeled or discolored in all our kitchens where it has been laid. In the future, we'll opt for some type of flooring instead. A small note when the problems started emerging, one of the
BirgitS: [citat] If I understand it correctly, there is currently a concrete slab from which moisture can evaporate, and in that case, it's hard to know if there will be any moisture issues with large tiles with narrow joints.
_boriz: I can't see how I can edit my first post so I'm writing a reply: I want to clarify that there are two masonite beams in the doorway since there is one per section. So in my world, if I place one (or even two) 45x170 studs that support both beams, the support should be more than sufficient. I found in the app Lathunden that lightweight beams of type H200 can handle a free length of 1.66m (if you
Jsel: @Chabo73 I'm going to build exactly the same thing on our deck around the pool and I'm curious how it turned out. Do you have any pictures and info on how you did it? Also curious what kind of box you lowered. I have simply built a compartment dug out of the ground underneath, made of framing so it also drains.
zingo: [citat] Thanks. I also thought about a roof truss ladder but thought it would be tricky to put the shingle in place without moving the ladder around.
PatrikBL: [citat] Probably it's to handle surface water, the water pressure lower down is not significantly affected by that solution with a very short link plate just below ground level. It might be worth finding out if there is drainage further down. Do you have problems with moisture down there? Paint on walls peeling? That's a sign that the concrete wall below ground is saturated with moisture. A bare
pacman42: [citat] And that wall can be removed with, for example, a steel beam or a glulam beam and a supporting post near the middle. The price determines the result/size of the beam. My ground floor has an asymmetrical partition wall, it works if you have slightly stronger joists than if you place the partition wall in the middle. The upper floor has no partition wall at all, but then the floor is also
Lund: [citat] I chose mainly for aesthetic reasons to go with 28x70 and it has held up fine over the winter. Unfortunately not an answer to your question 😀
Jimman811: Is there anyone here in the forum who has a corner spiral staircase at home?
RoTe: Have you really looked in the closet? All of mine were mounted with concrete screws from the inside.
surris: [citat] No insulation needed unless you want to insulate due to noise from the upper floor. No plastic.
2Bygg: The question is: Is a Plastic barrel (perforated) approved as a Stormwater cassette / Stormwater well? Please check the picture. Grateful
Tariax: [citat] Okay. Didn't quite understand what you meant by "rund" though.
useless: The simplest way is to turn off the heat pump and unplug the plug from the wall socket. Then, disconnect the brown circled wire, plug in the plug, and turn the heat pump back on. [bild]
SågspånPappspikEternit: It doesn't really need to be so heavily built, does it? Preventing climbing when the little hooligan is awake isn't the main purpose, right? The most important thing is that it is something that acts as a barrier if the 4-year-old moves around a lot in their sleep and risks falling to the floor. Then it's enough just to have something that holds them back if the little darling rolls too close to
bjornlof: All right, have never worked with mortar but it feels like it would be difficult to make it look nice! Especially considering that the wooden wall sticks out a bit.
40talshuset: We updated the thread by eventually installing a 90x270 glued laminated beam under the 95x95 beam and replaced the existing posts supporting the old beam with shorter ones so we could insert the glued laminated beam. Of course, with the roof propped up. It went excellently since we have such high ceilings and the room upstairs completely stopped wobbling. In the room above, we also used
BirgitS: Double-sided tape on the floor is probably quite common when installing a partition wall on top of a parquet floor. Easier to remove tape residues than glue residues on the day the wall needs to be taken down?
kurlakarl: Building a heated storage from a carport with a shed roof at a 15-degree slope. I've designed it so that the air gap under the outer panel communicates both on the ridge side and the eave side. I'm not sure how else to solve the ventilation for the roof's air gap, as I don't want any vents or similar in the ridge because there's no roof overhang and it's a quite exposed direction, with wind
Svanteman: If you've already made a bunch of holes you need to patch up, you might as well cut open a part of the wall and take a look to see what you're working with. A 10x10cm should be enough to reach in and feel around. Otherwise, make a bigger hole and insert plywood strips where you want to mount the TV.
Josth: A Platon mat and negative pressure ventilation suggest that the house has indeed been addressed in recent years. If there are still any pressure-treated sills, the negative pressure ventilation effectively removes any potential odor that may arise from below, and moisture that could cause problems is ventilated away. However, it is essential to occasionally check that the negative pressure
jamaica: Turned out like this Pretty satisfied. Only used material & impregnation I had at home. Thanks for the tips. It was quite hard to saw out the side that is thinner. Used a jigsaw & Fein.
Anonymiserad 405730: [citat] Yes, there is no reason to have boards in between..