Load in studs after tearing down wall

[Stabbsson]

Hello everyone

Recently tore down a wall and thought about putting in 45x45 studs in the holes between the horizontal studs to get an even and straight surface to nail the door frame against.

I plan to leave the studs about 20mm beyond the highest point from the cut-off wall.

Attaching the first piece is simple with a level, but for the next ones when you have to hold the level against the previous piece, does anyone have any tips there?

See the picture and maybe you'll understand better.

 

[Viktor.J]

Wood wedges, to align in. Then cut to the correct dimension on spacers or use wood wedges all the way. Perhaps plastic wedges are better though.

 

[raveper]

What is the wall made of? It looks like wood, and then you don't need to put anything in.

 

[C.Ö]

Can't you just put a cover panel/trim over the hole

 

[Stabbsson]

What is the wall made of? Looks like wood and then you don't need to put anything in.

Don't have the opportunity to

Can't you just put a cover panel/trim over the hole

Because it isn't cut straight and it's probably faster to put in some studs than to recut

 

[raveper]

Then it's just a matter of getting started. Put in some rules and put on the pass. A little twist here and there, and it's done.

 

[C.Ö]

Then it's just time to get started. Put in some rule and put on the pass. A little screw here and there and it's done.

And a little latex sealant and paint