Time to get the cellar project back on the road. Day 2 sees the carpet going in and we are all set for the workstation build!
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If there’s any chance at all for moisture, why put down carpet again? Why not do a tile of some kind like a mosaic flagstone that can hide imperfections in the floor and can withstand moisture?
When you can’t staple the pad Edges down you need to leave a little gap between the tack strip and pad. What can happen is as you kick it the pad kicks over the strips….
Why not glue a couple of layers of underlay to your knee kicker, that should make it more bearable?
Oh, what we do for family. You’re a good man Tim.
By the way, you’re your own worst critic. The carpet looks great! I’m sure your sister-in-law is thrilled and is very grateful for all your hard work.
Not able to find the painting of the cellar you mentioned it does not appear in the videos
Another great video. You are amazing thanks.
Great vid keep up the good work
We glue pad down. It’s called pad glue. Lol
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Dessicant (spelling?…I don’t do the spells) is usually silica gel crystals … same stuff as the little “don’t eat me” packets in jerky. Interesting fact…there’s also a dessicant canister attached to air conditioner system in cars:)
@193 views, and I just want to give you the required: “Where is the van videos” comment 😉
Hey Tim, great video and I’m glad your knees made it through! I’m just curious about what you’ll do along the bottom of the walls. Are you planning on standard skirting or just a bead/trim tacked on?