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Framing a New Wall in your Garage
How to Prepare your Garage to Add on a New Wall
What Type of Lumber to Use in Framing a New Wall in your Garage
Basic Framing Tips for Adding a New Wall in your Garage
How to Lay Out a Wall Addition in your Garage
How to Frame a Wall
How to Attach a Newly Framed Wall to Concrete
How to Raise a Newly Framed Wall in your Garage
How to Attach a Newly Framed Wall to the Ceiling
How to Lay Out a Second Wall in your Garage
How to Frame a Second Wall in your Garage
How to Raise the Second Wall in your Garage
How to Frame a Corner in your Garage
Garage Wall Insulation Tips
How to Insulate a Newly Framed Wall
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Summary: Learn how to attach to concrete your newly framed garage wall in this free DIY garage remodel video.
"Hi! This is John on behalf of Expert Village. In this video clip, I will be talking about attaching our wall to concrete. Since our wall will be sitting on concrete, there is a couple of different ways that we can attach our wall to that concrete. The one that I am going to use is to use some type of construction adhesive and squirt that down on the ground and then when we raise our wall, it will sit on that construction adhesive and it will hold that in place. Another thing we could do is use a ram set which will take a 22 bullet and it will shoot a nail through out sole plate into the concrete. When using a construction adhesive, the first thing you want to do is make sure to clean the area so go ahead and take a broom and sweep away any dust or debris. The next thing that we need to do is make a generous coat of our adhesive"
eHow Article: How to Attach a Newly Framed Wall to Concrete
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