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Summary: Get an overview of how to add a new wall to your garage in this few do-it-yourself video.
Home remodeling, even when hiring someone else to do it, can be a tiresome process. But when you are the one doing the work and are not sure how to do it the task can be an infuriating ordeal. However, with the right information and instructions, what is infuriating can become an enjoyable and rewarding process. Adding new walls in your home might seem a virtual impossibility if you have never done it or seen it done before. However, if you start small (for example with a garage wall addition) and learn from someone who knows how to frame and install a new wall, the process can be an overall rewarding job. If you would like to learn how to frame and install a new wall, learn for free, online, from one of our experts as he installs two new walls in a garage.
In this free online video series, learn how to add on new walls in your home garage.Learn how to prepare the wall, how to choose the correct type of lumber, how to frame the wall, how to raise the wall, how to attach the newly framed wall to the concrete floor and the ceiling, and finally, how to insulate your new wall.
"Hi! This is John on behalf of Expert Village. In this video clip, I will be taking you through an introduction to our garage project. The big part of our project will be framing in this wall and this back wall. Like I said we are going to frame it in and we are going to insulate it, then we are going to hang sheet rock and paint it. Towards the end of our project, we are going to add some storage units on this back wall. As we move down the back wall, we are going to have to frame around our electrical. This wall here we are going to have to frame in and over here we are going to have to finish this wall and paint it as well. The other part of our project will be adding some storage for shovels and children’s toys over on this wall. "
eHow Article: Framing a New Wall in your Garage