Post by vikx on Oct 7, 2017 20:58:47 GMT -8
Do you have any photos to share? Walls go on differently depending on the brand...
A couple of tips: you can temporarily screw wooden out riggers below floor level to help support the wall. We did that with the Corvette (plywood wall) and it worked well. You may have to block yours to floor level or?
Use criss cross boards anchored at the windows and floor plus side to side boards. Anything to get the size right. REMEMBER: 1/4" narrower than you think it needs to be...
Also, have the cabinets built before the wall goes in, especially the closet and lower K cabinet. They will help square things up and provide a lot of support. Not to mention you can see what you're doing since the framing is bare. Anchoring will not be a problem.
A couple of tips: you can temporarily screw wooden out riggers below floor level to help support the wall. We did that with the Corvette (plywood wall) and it worked well. You may have to block yours to floor level or?
Use criss cross boards anchored at the windows and floor plus side to side boards. Anything to get the size right. REMEMBER: 1/4" narrower than you think it needs to be...
Also, have the cabinets built before the wall goes in, especially the closet and lower K cabinet. They will help square things up and provide a lot of support. Not to mention you can see what you're doing since the framing is bare. Anchoring will not be a problem.
