Hi,
I am going to frame and put up an interior wall, however, I will remove this wall in about 6 months when the upper floor is completed. I want to make as little impact as possible on the floor, walls, and ceiling.
How do I secure the bottom plate without damaging the parquet, which is floating into the room?
In other words, can I tension the studs in some way, especially the one on the floor and how I should attach it and the one in the ceiling.
/ tw
I am going to frame and put up an interior wall, however, I will remove this wall in about 6 months when the upper floor is completed. I want to make as little impact as possible on the floor, walls, and ceiling.
How do I secure the bottom plate without damaging the parquet, which is floating into the room?
In other words, can I tension the studs in some way, especially the one on the floor and how I should attach it and the one in the ceiling.
/ tw
hello.
buy mattejp and put some strips under the metal rail.
rail in the ceiling too, but there you'll need to put some drywall screws and fasten.
a bit of spackling afterwards but very little work.
hope this helped you?
snickar estwing
buy mattejp and put some strips under the metal rail.
rail in the ceiling too, but there you'll need to put some drywall screws and fasten.
a bit of spackling afterwards but very little work.
hope this helped you?
snickar estwing
Hello again,
It's straight wall and appearance requirements, meaning I will insulate, drywall, spackle, paint, and mold so that it looks nice.
So it's about attaching studs without causing any damage to the floor primarily.
Thank you for the response regarding mat tape. Can the metal strip and mat tape be removed later without causing damage to the floor? In other words, can all the adhesive from the tape be removed from the floor?
It's straight wall and appearance requirements, meaning I will insulate, drywall, spackle, paint, and mold so that it looks nice.
So it's about attaching studs without causing any damage to the floor primarily.
Thank you for the response regarding mat tape. Can the metal strip and mat tape be removed later without causing damage to the floor? In other words, can all the adhesive from the tape be removed from the floor?
It should probably be possible to wash off with some kind of agent...
Windshield washer fluid is usually pretty good for many things, but it's hard to say depending on what tape and what type of adhesive there is.
Just try it on the edge and see how it reacts.
Windshield washer fluid is usually pretty good for many things, but it's hard to say depending on what tape and what type of adhesive there is.
Just try it on the edge and see how it reacts.
Or tighten against old bicycle tubes. Or new ones. That's what I had for 2 years. And used chipboard that could be used afterwards. IT WAS DISMOUNTABLE. And used regular wooden battens that were cut so, that you had to tap them in (about 2mm longer). However, the sides were screwed flush against the wall with 2 screws.