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Thank you Fred! Yes sure we should get together for a coffee :)

so far we're very happy as we have 16 of them installed in that basement space. They provide nice bright lighting, but I agree with the price - I stocked them until they were $20 off on sale.

Thanks for your comment. Any hardware store has wooden shims, mostly used for doors and windows installation, very cheap too. I buy mine at Home Depot. This placement immobilizes front and back gate movements and removes most of the noise. Otherwise those foldable front and rear gates jump and vibrate and cause lots of noise. I reuse the same wooden shims for over 6 months now but if you lose or break one, just take a new one, they only cost a few cents. This works well, reduced the noise by at least 80%.

@@taurus-realty Not sure how you got from galvanized trailer to wooden shims.

yes sorry, I removed music in my other videos when I speak.

Thanks for your question @clementngamon9308 , contractor and engineers suggested $100,000 CAD for this space (43' x 38') but that doesn't include iron I-beams, iron posts, concrete floors, or entire basement entrance. This commercial basement is now complete with drywall, drop ceiling and I'll share the finished space and basement walk-out, roughly whole "journey" ran around $200,000 CAD for 1,700 sf. basement space. We're sure to amortize the investment over ~10 years of renting it.

I know two couples who did this for their homes with a smaller footprint; and on average it took them about 2 years, every weekend, after work, during the holidays, and so on. They succeeded eventually. We're glad with the contractor we hired for this. But afterwards we still needed to "build a basement walk out" (in my separate video) and pour the basement floor slab. We're glad is over and finished :)

Thanks for watching!

noted :) yes I remove music completely from my other videos when I say anything. This video i made right on-site, on my phone and shared so I didn't properly QA it. lesson learnt :)

Pointless comment

I shared troubleshooting I did : traced wiring , replaced breaker , checked any wiring errors in the plug such as swapped wires , neutral vs red or black wires and my last option is to replace the stove , right from the box new it was defected , I shared my experience to help others and know that even New from the box stove came defective, new stove I bought was defective and this can help others who have the exact same issue ❤

Thank you very much!

did all of that, checked wiring, connections, even replaced the breaker ..... finally replaced the stove and recorded this video to save someone's time and energy I spent; looks from other comments those stoves aren't made very well unfortunately.

will do for the following videos, didn't realize it was that loud, Canva and Adobe Rush premier sometimes don't save the volume settings after editing each segment (voice vs music loudness), thanks for the feedback!

definitely next time!

sorry to hear that

Yo la tengo también por 3 meses y resulta que hoy me fijé que no funciona nada de la parte donde está el reloj 😒

Merci beaucoup MJ! I have to catch up with posting videos as filming lots of my work but backlog in sharing them :)

will do next video, thanks for the feedback!