How to Frame Your Basement Walls Once you’ve installed the insulation, it’s time to frame your walls. This is an important step that must be completed before installing wall panels or drywall: Draw a chalk line on the floor four inches from the wall. Measure the length of your wal...
There are numerous benefits to finishing a basement. Firstly, it provides valuable additional living space, which can be used for various purposes, such as a family room, home theater, or even a guest suite. A finished basement also increases the overall value of your property, making it a ...
Basement Remodel At this point, Steve and his crew have started the basement remodel, and Steve shares how important it is to work with the homeowner to establish features they need versus features they would like to have. The guys have already started framing the walls, and as you’ll see...
I plan to build 2 x 4 framed walls (floor to ceiling) against the outside walls in both situations. Should I use pressure treated studs for these walls or use only pressure treated lumber for the floor plates? In regards to insulation and vapor barrier, should I insulate the floor to ce...