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Should I Furr Over 6" Of Block ??
See picture links below. Converting garage into family room.
On the one inside wall, framer had to leave 6 inches of concrete block at the bottom of the wall. The block sticks out ~1/4 inch past the 2x4. Framer doesn't think furring strips are needed. He says drywall can be attached over top this 6 inches of block. I need to know your opinion. Should I install furring strips from floor to ceiling, or can I attach the drywall over the block? Is the extra 1/4 inch of block going to be a problem? ![]() ![]() ![]() http://i182.photobucket.com/albums/x...s/IMG_2971.jpg http://i182.photobucket.com/albums/x...s/IMG_2970.jpg http://i182.photobucket.com/albums/x...s/IMG_2969.jpg Thanks |
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Should I Furr Over 6" Of Block ??
I'd fur it out. You need attachment for your sheetrock at the bottom. It could be glued, but I think touching rock to masonry or concrete is a bad idea.
Besides, what else are you going to fasten the baseboard to? You need some wood in there to facilitate that! |
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