Interior Wall Has Doubled Studs - Building & Construction - Page 2

Focker · 09-19-2014, 11:38 PM

Flashback.

New apron front sink.

AndyGump · 09-20-2014, 01:13 AM

Are one or more of these pictures a raytrace?

I just noticed the apron front sink in one picture is not in another one, and a different floor in one as opposed to another picture.

Andy.

Focker · 09-20-2014, 01:27 AM

The pix are chronological. The apron front sink was on back order and was recently installed. The hardwood flooring in the same photo is the finished product.

Msradell · 09-20-2014, 10:17 PM

Looks like it came out very nice. What type of insulation did you use where you encased the top stringers of the trusses? Is it directly against the sheathing or is there still ventilation space above it?

Focker · 09-21-2014, 12:47 AM

I used cathedral insulation and left the required air gap. After the drop ceiling was removed my wife says, "let's leave it open to the roof". I said no, I just wanted to put in a regular ceiling. Then she wanted a skylight, no frickin way! But if I was ever going to add a skylight, now was the time. After putting in the skylight, I decided to go for the vaulted ceiling, the space really felt big and open. It was a lot of extra work but it was the right decision. We... Everyone loves it!

09-20-2014, 01:13 AM	#17
AndyGump Residential Designer Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: Orange County CA. Posts: 1,479 Rewards Points: 874 View AndyGump's Album	Are one or more of these pictures a raytrace? I just noticed the apron front sink in one picture is not in another one, and a different floor in one as opposed to another picture. Andy. __________________ Residential Drafter/Designer www.draftinginoc.com

09-20-2014, 10:17 PM	#19
Msradell Member Join Date: Sep 2011 Location: Louisville Kentucky Posts: 2,808 Rewards Points: 910 View Msradell's Album	Looks like it came out very nice. What type of insulation did you use where you encased the top stringers of the trusses? Is it directly against the sheathing or is there still ventilation space above it? __________________ Written using Dragon Naturally Speaking

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Focker Topic Hunter Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Eastern WA Posts: 67 Rewards Points: 79 View Focker's Album	Flashback. New apron front sink.

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Focker Topic Hunter Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Eastern WA Posts: 67 Rewards Points: 79 View Focker's Album	The pix are chronological. The apron front sink was on back order and was recently installed. The hardwood flooring in the same photo is the finished product.

09-21-2014, 12:47 AM	#20
Focker Topic Hunter Join Date: Jun 2012 Location: Eastern WA Posts: 67 Rewards Points: 79 View Focker's Album	I used cathedral insulation and left the required air gap. After the drop ceiling was removed my wife says, "let's leave it open to the roof". I said no, I just wanted to put in a regular ceiling. Then she wanted a skylight, no frickin way! But if I was ever going to add a skylight, now was the time. After putting in the skylight, I decided to go for the vaulted ceiling, the space really felt big and open. It was a lot of extra work but it was the right decision. We... Everyone loves it!

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