Check each stud for curves called the crown and mark each curve with an x.
Putting up walls in a concrete basement.
And within 6 in.
Or you can leave a 4 inch gap between the studs and concrete wall and probably get away with it.
Then remove the tape.
Position a top plate of 2x4 inch wood the length of your intended wall perpendicular to the floor joists of the room above.
Be sure to sight along its entire length to make sure it s straight.
Install the knee wall.
Then fasten blocks through the foam into the masonry at every third stud with 3 in.
If you are finishing a basement then chances.
Make sure you have enough room to tip.
Go for a solid color or get wild and design a mural to brighten.
Phil fastens his walls to the floor with construction adhesive and a powder actuated tool pat.
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Install a parallel piece of 2x4 inch lumber on the concrete floor and hold it in place with adhesive and concrete nails.
Basement walls of cinder block brick or even poured concrete can be transformed pretty quickly and simply with a coat of paint.
Plumb and screw the studs to the blocking for a solid wall.
Again place each stud 16 inches from centre and secure the top and bottom plate.
He spaces fasteners every 6 ft.
Tip the knee walls up and fasten them to the floor.
Make sure that all the curves are.
And within 6 in.
That is if the studs are going to touch the concrete wall.
Tape a one foot by one foot square of plastic sheeting plastic kitchen wrap will do to the concrete wall in your basement with duct tape and leave it in place for 24 hours.
First put construction adhesive on the floor then tip the wall into place and fasten with concrete nails or screws.
Use string to form a plumb line and ensure that the bottom plate is perfectly lined up with the top one.
Space fasteners every 6 ft.