Insulate and Drywall Exterior Garage Wall
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- So you want to finish a garage wall? In this video I will show you how to insulate and finish an exterior garage wall. There are many advantages including better temperature control in both the winter and summer months, and sound control. Personally I did it so that I could work on my car in the winter months and also wanted to install some in wall speakers. Keep in mind you don't have to be a pro to do this. The finished job doesnt need to be perfect by any means so don't worry if your not a drywall pro. In fact, if desired you really could not even paint but that's up to you.
To Complete the Job you will need: Insulation, a vapor barrier, drywall, drywall screws, a power drill, and utility knife. Most supplies can be bought at home depot or lowes. Also, I completed this over several weekends.
Good luck with your project!
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If you used faced batting, why did you put another vapor barrier on top of it? I was taught that using 2 vapor barriers like that is incorrect because moisture / mold will get trapped between them. I’ve always understood that it’s either rigid foam or spray foam and unfaced batting, OR faced batting, OR unfaced batting with a 6 mil plastic vapor barrier installed with acoustical sealant prior to drywall.
Best video explaining things on UA-cam who cares about the camera moving thank you I’m doing my own she shed !
Please just use a mask when dealing with fiberglass .
For god sake man... tell whomever is operating the camera to stop whipping it around. When you swing the camera so fast, we can't see anything and it makes us sick to watch the video.
Yep, still working on my camera skills. :-)
Yeah I agree. Wtf
John Smith got whiplash n shit
For real, felt like I was watching the Blair Witch Project.
😂😂🤣
Why would you film this like a Snapchat video… Turn your phone sideways lol
Thank you for making this, it was so helpful and easy to follow for my daughter and I. Not all heroes wear capes
Please don't record your videos in portrait mode. I'm sorry I had to give a thumbs down because of that.
Great video. Very well explained and demonstrated. Very easy to follow along for a beginner like myself. Thanks 👍🏽
So many things wrong . I can't even begin to explain.
Can you explain your thoughts or things done wrong…considering doing this myself and don’t want to make same mistakes.
I like the master template idea for the insulation strips, good call.
smart and claver
Only thing you did wrong was covering the studs with the paper. They are supposed to be secured to the inside of the studs
Are you referring to the vapor barrier film?
No, the side paper is supposed to be tacked to the insides of the studs and not the face where the drywall touches the studs.
Couldn't watch the whole thing. Camera work was nauseating.
The paper is the vapor barrier
Amazing content, i found you randomly on youtube while searching for videos to help with my garage project. This has been really helpful, short, detailed and informative. i took notes and I cant wait to do my own project. Thank you.
Hey the paper on the back of the insulation is a vapor barrier, that plastic will bend u over in the long term absolutely zero breathability now for any moisture dude
so, the plastic covering he used is not needed? I'm learning how to do this
No you don’t need it
Agreed. I never add a vapor barrier with that kind of insulation in a garage. Staple it and up goes the drywall!
Tell me more tips please, I am going to put some insulation this coming weekend, , so you don't need plastic when you use the insulation with the paper face facing to the inside , how about the thickness of drywall, it's for a non attached garage, it's separated from house, , i see some people recommending 5/8 , but how about 1/2 an inch?? Would 1/2 inch be ok for a garage ??
Pink panther Isolation used to be cheap wow , $12 a roll?? Now one pack is around $120
Why and when and how
The example you showed of a countersunk screw looks like it tore the paper.... Don't countersink the screws!!! They should be flush but any deeper and you break the paper which means the drywall is going to pull off that screw some day.
You aren't supposed to break the paper when driving in drywall screws. The paper is what gives stability, not the sheet rock.
As a first time homeowner, this video is very helpful. Some constructive criticism, though. The vertical filming segments are hard to watch. Also the mixing of volumes is all over the place, I have to turn up the volume to hear you speak and then turn it down because the music is way too loud.
That was tremendous overkill on the dry wall screws.
I agree. Still working on my drywall skills.
in this case its better than not enough
@@CRYPTOSLO_OFFICIAL hahaha, lol. you have a lot of skills you have to work on. so funny but I enjoyed it, I too want to do something to my garage that look like this. It appears that drywall is the better option then use hangers or shelving to put stuff on and organized. thanks for the video
You're right but extra screws aint gonna hurt nobody as long as he didnt ruin the integrity of the board.
Kraft paper “and” plastic vapor barrier? Why?
I just think video camera dude-man thought it would switch between portrait and landscape when he did the tilt, but not quite. xD
I’m sorry if this is a dumb question… I was always under the impression insulation was bad to inhale and touch. Should I wear gloves and a mask while installing?? Thanks for the help!! Love the vid
Hi where did you buy the insulation from for $12 most places have them for $20 each ?
It’s R13 fiberglass facing roll, you’ll get around $11 to $15 in Menards.
$10 at Menards
Lowes or home depot offers a 30% discount to those having an account with them. Or you can buy a bulk quantity. For instance...Buy a minimum of 15 rolls in order to qualify for a 30% discount. This option is shown in the aisle where the insulation is sold giving you the minimum you must order.
Dude, you don't use "Spackle" on your drywall joints....Use "Rocket Mud," or some other drywall mud. Spackle is meant for touch-ups around the house, not for drywall paper and joints. You're going to have some cracking as soon as the weather changes.
so 3 years later are there cracks where you spackled??? i want to try this soon, so pls advise, thx
Another 3yrs later... any cracks?
Using faced insulation can you not tape the seams and that itself acts as a vapor barrier?
I also applied expanding foam along my bottom plate and approx 2 feet up on the studs because of moisture wicking due to snow buildup along my exterior garage wall where the floor is almost level with the grade.
Can you recommend a brand?
Is it necessary a moisture barrier before the insulation???
Yes. Or paper backed insulation.
This is a great video. Thanks for making it. I have been thinking about insulating and drywalling my garage for a while now. This video is really helpful - very well edited and concise. One question - did you have a heater in the garage when the temperature went from 38 to 54 degrees?
no heater
All monitors, laptops, and televisions are wide screen. I will not watch a video that was filmed in portrait mode.
Please record horizontally. Oh thank u u changed it.
The best way to do insulation is pay someone else to do it.
What is the purpose of vapor barrier?
Spackle is texture and your not supposed to brake the paper around the screws and why not put sheetrock mud on everything once you're all done
Its prolly his first project dude give the guy a break not bad at all for doing it yourself when its not his actul day to say job lol
@@chrisrubalcava2717 still shouldn't be trying to teach people if its not the correct way. Hopefully he and others read through the comments first
this presentation format leaves a lot to be desired
most def one of my early vids. lol
Actually there is sense in using heavier drywall; most building codes require 5/8 drywall in garages for fire safety.
Yes exactly even if you don't work in the garage the next person will suffer , If the sheet isn't fire rated ,.the slightest spark from a grinder may cause a fire . 5/8 rated is the best , otherwise , great job on the video!
1/2 typically meets code if the opposing side is the exterior of the house, if the opposing side is the interior of the house it’s typically double 5/8 along with the ceiling
I dont think the garage floor is rated for sharpening your knife. Aside from that you did a vary clean job.👍
Lol
you either use paper backed bats OR bats without paper + plastic vapor barrier.
Seems like you've installed 2 vapor barriers.
I think It’s R13 fiberglass insulation roll facing
Exactly, he now has an area between barriers that can get moisture/ mold
@@jarretgorsh6704 that’s correct. I am insulating my garage walls right now and I asked a contractor if I should add poly even though my insulation is faced. He told me no because you will trap moisture between the two barriers. So you’re faced insulation IS the vapor barrier.
Please keep your camera in normal mode / landscape mode.
Too many screws?
lol, Holy hell how many screws do you need in that drywall
LOL!
2 coats of primer ? I think all u need is 1 coat of primer
TURN YOUR PHONE!
Scott Korin for sure. Made this when first starting out. Appreciate the feedback and hopefully your project goes well
I've got sea sickines cause of the camera bouncing
This is such a nice video. Very well edited with information needed. Thank you
Use a sharp kitchen knife to cut insulation...
Good job!! And yes don't use spackle, cheaper and easier to use joint compound, spackle is harder to sand. I'd recommend using mesh tape instead of paper, I've done so much repairs on the paper stuff, when I remove the loose paper it comes off with no drywall stuck to it, it does not bond to the paper as good as mesh tape, when I remove mesh tape it is a lot more difficult proving that the grab is a lot better
Won’t the plastic sheeting cause mold down the line. The backing of the insulation is suppose to be the vapor barrier I tgought
I have had zero problems.
Insulation backing paper typically is placed against the outside wall and protects the fiberglass from being damaged by moisture/condensation that forms there.
Yep this is technically wrong. If you have kraft faced you don't use plastic it is the moisture barrier. Mold is likely to form between the two.
You should not have drove screws in to the point of breaking the paper on the face of the board. You are supposed to use a countersink bit or a drywall clutched screwgun. And you are supposed to hang drywall from the top and work your way to the bottom to prevent gaps. Also if your wall is 9’ you should use 54” board instead of 48”. Unless you’re going to stand it up.
Vomit-comet camera work...
Thank you for the compliment. I do weddings as well.
Stick to funerals, please, less chance of projectile vomiting and or complaints...you know the whole dead men tell no tales.
Do you really have to add the 6mill plastic vapor barrier in my 2 garage if I live in the midwest and plan on rinsing my garage out often beacuse I like the walls and floor clean. Im just woundering the plastic would act as a barrier to keep moisture in or out of the insulation. Btw I will not have dry wall in my garage, I will be using corragated white panels throughout.
You could have saved a lot of time, energy and drywall if you would have planned better and placed your studs so the drywall would be on center without cutting it. Jmho.
True, keep in mind the wall was already existing
Good video, BUT you need to talk louder!
What did you do with the garage door. Anything? I see your door is open at the time of the video. I am not using my garage for a car at this time. I just bought rolls of insulation and taped them over my entire garage door. I live in the Pacific Northwest where its not super cold. Thanks for the video
My door is insulated
You can buy insulation for the garage. There’s several UA-cam videos on how to do it
Thank you! Deserves a DIY award for detail and great tips 🏆
I thought code was had to be no less than 1/2 inch on drywall
Tape measure should work just fine
Nice video! Fuck Home Depot tho
doing this exact project in the next few months (why do people leave behind exposed garage walls??) thanks for the help!
Good video fellow Ohioan! This gave me the courage to take on my garage
Go Bucks. Yes, I am no pro, and that is the point of the video that anyone can do it. Makes such a big difference all year.
Damn man... film in landscape.
Lol most def
good lord stop swinging the camera around!
You don't counter sink drywall screws. Only tighten drywall screws to slight dimple in paper without breaking through the paper.
Otherwise you'll get what's called nail pop a few years down the road. To fix if the screw is drive to deep and tears the paper remove the screw and put it up or down from the tear. the hole then can be dimpled with a hammer and filled over with joint compound during the tapping process.
in my garage I have 2x4 truss's at 24inch center's. Will that support drywall or is drywall too heavy? Is there another option that would be less weight than drywall.
Thank you for the video. My son and I will be doing this in my garage so can you show how you installed the speaker?
Monoprice speakers. Ran wire at top of drywall behind it
Be aware of the major mistakes, such as depth of drywall screw
interesting..
Does it help to keep the heat out in the summer?
May I ask a question here please? Hope someone reading this will reply. I live in West Sussex, UK. I have a single brick wall shed at the bottom of my garden. Flat roof with plywood and felt on top. I would like to know if I should just build a timber stud wall (with 2x4) and put PIR insulation boards (making sure I leave at least 10cm gap between insulation boards and wall for air circulation), then board it up? Or should I put (attach using some kind of glue?) a breather membrane all around the inside walls of my shed, and then build stud wall and insulate as I first mentioned?? Please reply, and advice would be much appreciated. Kind regards. Jacobs
Here is some info: www.proremodeler.com/insulating-old-masonry-buildings#:~:text=To%20improve%20energy%20efficiency%2C%20structural,only%20dry%20to%20the%20outside.
@@CRYPTOSLO_OFFICIAL thank you very much
Holy Screws!
What kind of staple gun you used???
standard home depot
Drywall in a gayrage 👎
Looks like the interior of the garage.
where did you purchase the kraft insulation for $12?
Its actually around $15 now at depot/lowes. www.homedepot.com/p/Owens-Corning-R-13-Pink-EcoTouch-Kraft-Faced-Fiberglass-Insulation-Continuous-Roll-15-in-x-32-ft-RF10/202585857
thank you!
@@gabbymarie7258 your welcome. It makes such a huge difference in temperature control. so worth it.
Menards sells it for 9.99 right now
$24 now :(
Dont you need baffles between osb/plywood wall and the insulation??
Awesome! Very helpful and great work
You can buy precut pieces, also makes it easier to cut if you cut from the initiation side up with a sharp utility knife c
Outside garage wall needs drywall, can I not insulate but I stall plastic vapor barrier and then drywall.
did you have good luck getting tight ceiling gap starting from the bottom? It would be so much easier starting from the bottom but I hear you need to start from the top from so many people about to do my garage
did you get started yet?
@@CRYPTOSLO_OFFICIAL nope lol 2 days later chopped my pinky off with chainsaw hanging by 1 tendon.
@@LoveMyKleeKai Holy crap bro. Sorry to hear that. Hope you are recovering.
@@CRYPTOSLO_OFFICIAL fingers fugly lol and can only bend at first knuckle also its stuck in half curl position
Please stop changing camera angle. Once start recording that’s the way you stay! 😵💫
Not sure why you wouldn't use plywood on those walls. Lot more to screw to if you want to hang anything.
Only part i didn't quite understand was the square and lines. You just drew lines down the drywall in a straight line so you would know where to screw?
Also, does spackling have to be done? Can i just slap some wallpaper over the drywall and screwheads and call it a day? lol
certainly, straight line for the screws. For sure, you dont have to do the cosmetic part and paint/spackle
Nice work! Can I get some information about the materials you used for the garage remodeling? Thank you!
Start at the ceiling with drywall always bud.
Your voice sounds like actor Jason Segel
Is the camera person having a seizure? Wow....
Too deep with those drywall screws! This will cause "nail pop" as they call it. The drywall screws should be flush with the paper. DO NOT do as shown in the video.
Hi, I'm going to be closing up a sunroom that has no insulation at all. I was planning on insulating the 3 walls with r13 but leaving the attic and floor uninsulated. Do you think this will work out ok? I'm going to be using a portable AC-Heater unit that vents to the outside.
Yea, may consider doing the floor in pink styrafoam insulation board. You would be surprised at the difference it will make
All your heat will go out through the ceiling. Insulating the attic seems like a must.
Why do you need the vapor wrap, is it necessary?
U forgot to wear mask?
MOST DEF!
Poor camera use; try turning sidewise-landscape. Easier to view and understand.
Would of finish that wall in 10 mins.
Saved me well over a few thousand dollars
Living in CA, is a moisture barrier needed with garage drywall, r can I go with just insulation?
It's only like $10 bucks so I would.
King Louie what if I’m not using batting, but double sided foil type insulation, still go with vapor barrier?
in my garage I have 2x4 truss's at 24inch center's. Will that support drywall or is drywall too heavy? Is there another option that would be less weight than drywall.
Check local codes, probably not needed. There are climates where putting one up will cause you problems. Only do it if it's required and necessary, otherwise you'll be doing it again when you find mold.
Bless this man.
Thanks man your a legend! 👍
Dovah Kiin thanks man
Too many PowerPoint slides
making me dizzy...!!!
Why would you shoot this in portrait mode. My gosh. You've lost 2/3 of your video!
for sure, just starting out.
Do you insulate the top ?
what do you mean, the ceiling?
@@CRYPTOSLO_OFFICIAL yes how did you get it up there
My ceiling was already insulated from when I built the house
Very helpful! Thanks!