I'll nail up the horizontal 2*2 to be used as a stud for OSB/gypsum. The vertical studs are 195 and horizontal 45. What approach have you used in this situation?
Planning to do the following:
1. Place a 2*4 at the bottom against the sill to nail the baseboard into it.
2. Measure 60 cc upwards to the rafters.
3. Use a chalk line to mark where the studs should be.
4. Then place plastic and nail up the horizontal studs (2*4 and 2*2).
How do you handle the gables? The lattice is there, so the horizontal 45 ends up lower. There will be small gaps between the lattice and the horizontal 45. Should these gaps be insulated?
Appreciate any tips. It really sucks to make a mistake and have to redo it and end up with a vapor barrier like Swiss cheese.
Planning to do the following:
1. Place a 2*4 at the bottom against the sill to nail the baseboard into it.
2. Measure 60 cc upwards to the rafters.
3. Use a chalk line to mark where the studs should be.
4. Then place plastic and nail up the horizontal studs (2*4 and 2*2).
How do you handle the gables? The lattice is there, so the horizontal 45 ends up lower. There will be small gaps between the lattice and the horizontal 45. Should these gaps be insulated?
Appreciate any tips. It really sucks to make a mistake and have to redo it and end up with a vapor barrier like Swiss cheese.
1. If we had set 45-45.. Should be enough for the base - especially if you also have OSB.. (though it's certainly not wrong to use something thicker if you want, just make sure the first cc is measured to 120 (that is if you're laying horizontal 120 boards later)).
2. Yes, but at the top, it should be one regardless of whether it becomes tighter than cc60 there.
3. No, I would have made a template at 55.5cm and used it to determine the stud distance (55.5 + 4.5 = 60cm).
4. ? You place the plastic against the standing framework - behind the horizontal 45-45..
The gables: I don't quite understand what you mean - start from the bottom and set 45-45 cc60 upwards, right.?
2. Yes, but at the top, it should be one regardless of whether it becomes tighter than cc60 there.
3. No, I would have made a template at 55.5cm and used it to determine the stud distance (55.5 + 4.5 = 60cm).
4. ? You place the plastic against the standing framework - behind the horizontal 45-45..
The gables: I don't quite understand what you mean - start from the bottom and set 45-45 cc60 upwards, right.?
1. 45x45 works from floor to ceiling.
2. cc60 probably works well too.
3. Measure yourself from floor to ceiling. Save on the first row since the board needs to go down further, so cc in the first compartment should only be 57.5. Start by measuring and snapping everything and do not base off the previous rule but rather base off the bottom all the way. If you base it on the previous rule, the error grows if you make a mistake, and eventually, you "fall off" the rule. If it's just a regular wall at 2.4m, it's hard to make such a mistake, so it goes faster with a template as Styx writes.
4. Plasen inside 45x45 so you don't have to make holes in it as soon as you hang a picture.
2. cc60 probably works well too.
3. Measure yourself from floor to ceiling. Save on the first row since the board needs to go down further, so cc in the first compartment should only be 57.5. Start by measuring and snapping everything and do not base off the previous rule but rather base off the bottom all the way. If you base it on the previous rule, the error grows if you make a mistake, and eventually, you "fall off" the rule. If it's just a regular wall at 2.4m, it's hard to make such a mistake, so it goes faster with a template as Styx writes.
4. Plasen inside 45x45 so you don't have to make holes in it as soon as you hang a picture.
Is it more convenient to lay the OSB boards flat? Or is there another reason to lay them flat? Does it become more stable?
I was planning to have them standing because I have a ceiling height of 2.5 m. But since I'm going to have double plasterboard + parquet 1.7 cm the height is now 2.58. That's why I was thinking of standing the boards up and then adding a piece at the top.
I was planning to have them standing because I have a ceiling height of 2.5 m. But since I'm going to have double plasterboard + parquet 1.7 cm the height is now 2.58. That's why I was thinking of standing the boards up and then adding a piece at the top.
