Finally finished all the soundproofing for interior walls. Here’s the 1st floor powder room wall that wasn’t 100% finished last time.
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 May 13th, 2015 May 6th, 2015Continue to install insulation for the basement. Here the wall between the laundry room and mechanical room is now finally finished.
Continue reading ‘Interior insulation / soundproofing day 3’ » May 4th, 2015Continue to put up the plastic sheet needed to hold the Roxual Safe’n’Sound in place all around the interior wall. We are only putting the plastic sheet on a single side to avoid trapping moisture inside the wall. Here’s the first floor powder room.
Continue reading ‘Interior insulation / soundproofing day 2’ » April 29th, 2015Finished up the rest of the resilient channel installation and we started on interior insulation / soundproofing today. For the computer room because it will maintain a lower temperature, we decided to use Roxual R22 insulation on the interior walls around the computer room.
April 27th, 2015 April 23rd, 2015Most of the doors have been delivered. So the trim work continues. Here the sliding door is installed. There are two sliding doors in the house. This one is the door between master bedroom and master bathroom. There’s another sliding door in the basement for the laundry room.
April 22nd, 2015Continue to install resilient channels on all the ceilings. This is the first floor kitchen / family room area.
April 21st, 2015This is the mechanical room. Instead of leaving the mechanical room just bare and unfinished, I want to properly drywall the mechanical room and paint it. But since this is a room that’s not really being used or visible all the time, I’ve decided to just do it myself. So I hung all the drywall using 5/8″ Type-X drywall and trimmed around all the openings. This way, once mudded and painted, it will have the same slick trim-less finish, just a slightly lower grade.
April 20th, 2015Cleiton Batista from Batista Contractor is here today to work on the door frames. One might ask why is the door frame being installed before you even have drywall? We are doing a no trim finish. Meaning that there will be no trims around door frames or window frames. So drywall will have to go all the way to the door frame. And that’s why door frame has to be installed before drywall is hung.
April 16th, 2015AV Mechanical is here to do more plumbing work. Here the shower tub drain is installed and the tub filler is secured.
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