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Merci pour la vidéo. Je l'ai trouvé informative!

That's going to be a mold disaster in about a year

As a contractor/ Architect technician you should do sone research because you provide some false/ incorrect information about vapor barriers. One thing you need to know, it’s better to not have a vapor barrier than have one in the wrong place : Mold Vapor barriers are use under a concrete slab , crawl space floor. Otherwise you need a vapor retarders. Avoid plastic vapor (6mil) barrier inside wall/ celling assembly or roof.

Realtor wife and contractor husband is an extremely OP combo

Summer time with AC blasting inside… condensation/ humidity will happen inside the wall.

Bro didn’t teach us anything 😂

so basically you didnt show us anything except how to cut out a window, wheres the how to part for installing the vapor barrier. Thumbs down.

Is there an upstairs?

You just failed inspection in BC, the seams have to be over a stud, not over mid air.

no gloves?

This just doesnt make sense to me!, the plastic barrier should go against the wall first otherwise the insulation risks getting damp from any penetratiing damp (as I've found out) my insulation was wet and going mouldy. Ive since stapled the plastic membrane to the ceiling baton and left it hanging. I then made a wooden frame to fit the wall, screwed it to the ceiling baton, then the floor batton, it's very sturdy. Using this method Ive not compromised the vapour barrier, I then inserted my insulation which will not get damp. I then overlayed the insulation with a breathable membrane (the stuff usually used before tiling a roof)I then plasterboarded the walls. My out building is now insulated/sound proofed and protected against penetrating damp onto my insulation fill.

Do I have to staple everywhere if I'm going to screw drywall over it anyways, won't screwing in the drywall do that? Thx in advance

Thank you. I had a question about the staples in the stud. So I guess I put more than needed in my studs! Around 4 by stud. It is ok?

Thank you! Very easy to understand.❤

Wow! no respirators or any safety gear of any kind. Hopefully anyone watching this has enough brains to not suck fiberglass into their lungs for a weekend not to mention the itch.

How come no one talks about the foundation or pouring concrete for the new supports and weight for the new beams?

If you use AC in the summer, any moisture in the wall cavity will condense on the interior side of that plastic. You really should be using something like intello or Siga Majrex with their tapes. That allows the wall to dry to the inside without allowing air to move in and out of the assembly.

Guys .. lol you didn't show the installation on the vapour barrier. 😂 Wtf

I'm just finishing somthing like this ,By code I had to use blue tuck inside and red outside ,I also just used tuck tape around windows and doors

Great video! For a concrete basement bathroom, the bottom half of the wall height is below grad. Someone told me to put a plastic barrie on the concrete wall and then insulation and plastic barrier on top of insulation. There are pipes and drain pipes on that wall. Can this method cause issues or it’s a right thing to do? Thank you.

Bruhhh. No gloves or mask while handing the insulation?

wrong

No glue!

Before i put insulation, should i warm and melt and dry up frozen condensation? Or will it fix itself?

Great job.

Agree with Marty. Regardless of the debate on vapor barrier, Probably helps if you fully understand bwfore you make a video. Nice stocking caps though

It’s just so weird that you keep calling it an open concept. It’s no longer a concept if you’ve actually built it as the word concept means an idea

Rookies

what would roughly cost a permit and engineer?

I'd love an update to see how this turned out

Not helpful. You should have shown from concrete. Here you already have frame done. So its confusing

I love watching these videos with walls you can kick in. You'd break your ankle trying to kick in one of my walls. 😂

Thank you!!! Very helpful. I have a question. There is paper faced insulation in my walls that we're working on. Do you recommend still putting up plastic as barrier? Thank you!

I found this to definitely be helpful!

Does anyone know if the basement needs footing reinforcement on the beam below when taking load bearing wall down?

Stop it with the acting like a normal "man and woman" thing! Your just a couple of gay dudes, own it and act like it. You're not fooling anyone, including yourselves.

Hi Guys! I'm a newbie DIY Wall Student in L.A. about to fix a 24 inch square section in my ceiling (and a big rectangular section of drip stained wall) from a bad leak that was on our apartment rooftop. The outside roof leak is almost repaired (for the 5th time), and I'm getting a bunch of ideas from the comments below with the plastic "Vapor Barrier" application. After noticing each Comment below had a *_major_*_ _*_caution_* for using sealing the wall with plastic, I'm getting a *ZEN* Idea to simply overly my plastic in horizontal rows that overlap over each other. This "vented attempt" would *theoretically* stop dripping (or running water), from another failed rooftop fix, from soaking into my wall (especially my rectangle wall repair).

Fyi, Rockwool's comfort batt is rated at R-14 at 3.5" thickness

Having a vapor barrier is controversial. I think that just causes the wall not to breath and causes mold

Where can i find this acoustic seal? Cant find it anywhere

How much labor time and material cost was involved?

R,12. R, 13 R,15 R, 19 WILL ALL WORK IN A 2×4 WALL AND NOT JUST R,12

In England the load bearing walls are solid brick... No easy job. ..?

That's not a wall,. its a cardboard box. Lol. Sorry....

that shit ruined my house lol in quebec

If i want to learn removing load bearing wall…can you teach me i live in ottawa?

You didn't say the size of the span you supported with your LVL's, nor how you did the calculation to determine the amount of LVL you used.

Awesome job.

You didnt mention which climate zone you are in. Zone 1,2,3 vapor barrier is like asking for mold

All these Monday morning quarterbacks in the comments , y’all probably don’t even own your house, meanwhile this couple on their 10th , so stfu.