DIY How to Frame an Interior Wall with door and sheetrock

[@VioletRed77755]

I like this so makes for better privacy in a studio apartment. Great Job

[@scratchgolf]

Ty

[@agungbastion1680]

We have a cape cod style home and upstairs we are planning on adding a wall to add a bedroom. So we have these same slanted ceilings

[@meilanijesper9621]

I'm adding a walk in closet to daughters bedroom and I have those same slanted ceilings... this entire video was very helpful in reassuring that this doesn't have to be perfect. Like you said, it's just framing. I appreciate this!

[@scratchgolf]

Thank you!

[@MariaCadena2005]

How much did this project cost you?

[@bfisher9826]

How much would you charge to add these door to sloped ceiling framing door install with mud no paint

[@scratchgolf]

IDK $500- $700 id guess.

[@bfisher9826]

@@scratchgolf that's with material or just labor

[@cayladelorenzo4047]

I am super excited to try this! Thank you for this informative video!

[@scratchgolf]

Thank you

[@dinosaur5647]

So you can just add the bottom plate to the vinyl floor without any extra cut out work on the vinyl ?

[@bluev3nom]

Good Work. Lets see the finished wall with the door frame put.

[@djones722]

Thanks for the video. I have to put up a partial wall in a bedroom that has sloping ceilings. I have a few questions if you don't mind answering: Do the studs that are attached to the sloped part of the ceiling have angled cuts on the ends so they fit snug to the studs that are vertical and attached to the wall? Similar to my previous question, are the ends of the other studs that are attached to the studs that are along the sloped part of the ceiling cut at an angle on their ends or were they left flat/straight (sorry, I'm having a hard time telling from the video)? Lastly, are the new studs that are attached to both the vertical wall and sloped wall drilled into the studs behind the previously completed drywall in that room? Did you also use construction adhesive to secure those new studs to the already completed walls as well or did you just use screws? What size screws? Thank you.

[@scratchgolf]

Hey buddy. The studs dont have to have angle cuts, heck they could have 6 inch gaps. Just as long as there is enough to screw the drywall in. This is a non load bearing wall so your fine. No adhesive either. I just used 3 inch screws, thanks for watching

[@oscarhardscape1937]

Can the framework be on the drywall?

[@ThePiantanida31]

Great video! What is a ballpark figure for what I should budget on a project like this?

[@scratchgolf]

+ThePiantanida31 it was cheap $6 a 2x4 maybe $10 for the box of screws, and the thinner lightweight drywall is like $10 a sheet at most.

[@ThePiantanida31]

Thank you!

[@scratchgolf]

+ThePiantanida31 welcome

[@atbashmusic1]

Man this helped me so much I have the same setup in my attic bonus room just like this and I'm turning about 65% into a cigar room with exhaust.... I'm going to do this myself with the wall. Did u use a laser to ensure the wall was as straight as can be?

[@Se7vinDeadlySins]

Not a bad video. do you have any on how you finished the drywall? How to make it blend with the corners and ceiling.?

[@scratchgolf]

Great idea! I'll do that vid!

[@Se7vinDeadlySins]

That would be very helpful

[@jovand1389]

Haha I'll probably never need to know this but the Richard Simmons comment about killed me lol

[@scratchgolf]

HAHAHAHA!

[@thelionandchampion2644]

Did you nail or screw the top plate into the joist?

[@scratchgolf]

I had screws

[@thelionandchampion2644]

@@scratchgolfI'm sorry. were you able to attach the top plate to the joist. I woild like to do this but my top plate is parrllel to the joist.

[@scratchgolf]

Since it has no structural significance, you could use contractors adhesive.

[@muleteam66]

yea good lil weekender project ...cheers

[@scratchgolf]

Sure was thanks buddy!

[@scratchgolf]

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[@boastonmusic7766]

How’d you find the ceiling studs?

[@scratchgolf]

Stud finder

[@metzger5850]

My attic has slopes on slopes, different heights, different directions. Whoever finished it before I moved in must have been mad at me in another life. I'm putting a wall and a door up there this weekend. I have a feeling my swear jar will be full when I'm finished.

[@scratchgolf]

You got this buddy

[@philpirozzi8160]

I need to do this for my son's room in are attic, just curious how much did this cost you in materials

[@scratchgolf]

I dont remember it's like 8 bucks a stud 30 bucks for a box of screws. Maybe 40 or so in sheet rock.

[@scratchgolf]

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[@FensterfarmGreenhouse]

Been doing quite a bit of this myself as you could see from my last video. Finishing an addition onto the back of my house! Chuck

[@scratchgolf]

Fensterfarm Greenhouse thanks subbed ya!

[@christopherlynnwest]

Thanks for sharing your skills.

[@chirelost4207]

To put a 28 door what arr the sizes frame

[@scratchgolf]

29 should work

[@blackwidowblanks9234]

A classic for sure when is it out on video LOL

[@scratchgolf]

LOL thanks!

[@puresito212]

Time to save some money! Nice video!

[@gordonclark7632]

Good effort. I liked the explanation for the layout of the plaster board for the top piece.

[@scratchgolf]

+Gordon Clark I appreciate that!

[@brymckown]

O Nice!! I was waiting for the "don't punch through the paper!" I always manage put a few through no matter how careful I am. Great vid!!

[@scratchgolf]

Yep, or rip the shit out of the paper like i did.

[@MagnumVideos]

Nice job, Eric. Pretty impressive. You're a darn good carpenter. Are you going to have to add any additional lighting in that area? Is that another video? I hope you're planning on doing a video of the taping and plastering or whatever it's called.

[@scratchgolf]

yeah i noticed i need way more lighting! I might, the kids are going to do it! HA

[@10yearvet]

Nice work. Personally I prefer standing the rock up, mostly because I find it easier to finish the joints vertically than horizontally. Looks like laying it down in this case may have given less waste. Like what you doing on your channel. Looking forward to more.

[@scratchgolf]

thanks buddy! really a ton!

[@semosurvivalist]

The Self Sufficient Life It's harder to hide up and down joints than it is side to side. If you have high lighting it can show. Less to feather out. Always stagger up and down seams also. Never go from ceiling to floor. Minimum of 36" apart is best.

[@italianguido2094]

hey eric awesome job bud ! quick question the song you have on in the beginning of the video whats it called ? so relaxing when im putting up the rock lol

[@scratchgolf]

AllCity staff LOL i cant remember ill look! and thanks a ton!

[@beats-by-skrill8925]

How much money and time it cost you to DIY???

[@goldengoat1737]

No header?

[@kspeezy3579]

I don't get the adding the door part help please

[@kspeezy3579]

Like when you went from 33 inch for the door too 37 inches? What do I do there the framing the door mainly

[@scratchgolf]

Have you started yet?

[@rls303]

Nice work!

[@scratchgolf]

thanks buddy!

[@Thedaws122]

Why didn't you remove the flooring before framing?

[@scratchgolf]

why would I?

[@Thedaws122]

+Eric C sorry. I have a floating floor. I forget not everyone does.

[@twagner6155]

Richard Simmons has done most of the work at my place with help from Pee Wee Herman. Plumb and level are two different planes. Plumb is vertical. Thanks for the vid.

[@italianguido2094]

Okay thanks Eric..yea it's so relaxing I hope you find it lol :)

[@scratchgolf]

AllCity staff thanks! I'm looking!

[@BlueGamerDude]

1:40 song?

[@scratchgolf]

No idea lol

[@BlueGamerDude]

didnt u edit it lol

[@scratchgolf]

I did a few years ago

[@NordikSmeelyCooter]

good job , looks good EC!

[@scratchgolf]

hey thanks buddy!

[@chrisluckey9201]

Eric knows what's up

[@scratchgolf]

+Chris Luckey Very kind thanks!

[@charliedillon6319]

Nice. You could have just used screws to level the door frame the ply that you used to space and pack it wasn’t needed.

[@scratchgolf]

Yeah I just had it laying around

[@jimanderson3937]

Very informative material as to the process. I think you should have included the pregame sixer you must have used. ;-)

[@robertvazquez8286]

You shouldn't put studs on top of drywall, it's better to cut the width of the studs and open the drywall to expose the original framing so it's wood on wood not wood on drywall.... it's what I've been told and makes perfect sense also does for more professional work

[@scratchgolf]

Its an easy diy. No one will ever know otherwise. But thanks for watching a video youre already an expert in...😂😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@robertvazquez8286]

@@scratchgolf I'm not an expert just scrolling through different types of ceilings, I apologize for hurting your ego

[@stevenrushing334]

My issue is how to remove the drywall with an attic full of blown in insulation. I’d prefer to go to the drywall and avoid the mess. What are the disadvantages of this.

[@olabashanda]

Why so many negative comments?

[@scratchgolf]

Who knows. The more comments the better though. I think.

[@carlovee5401]

Great job man!

[@ezgolf2002]

How much would you charge someone to do that?

[@scratchgolf]

Finished? $800

[@scratchgolf]

Just the frame $200

[@scratchgolf]

Frame and door $400

[@iainmacdonald5907]

With quality of work like that I wouldn't let you near my place! Are you an actual joiner?

[@scratchgolf]

What?

[@ManLand]

I got a lot of talents...and that is one there I just don't like to do...lol.

[@scratchgolf]

Dont mind any of this, the mudding and painting are for the birds!

[@ManLand]

I love to paint but not walls...lol.

[@scratchgolf]

same!

[@summitchase]

13:46 Optimism at its finest.

[@scratchgolf]

thanks buddy!

[@jakek4829]

Step by step?

[@TryThinkingAboutIt]

Knowing how to does not mean knowing how to show someone else. As a teaching resource this is dire.

[@scratchgolf]

Too confusing for you? Sorry.

[@BrytonWA]

Too many ads for how little information there was in this video.

[@worklife9790]

Don't forget to take those stupid screws out guys

[@jordanthistle2360]

So much wrong with this. Please anyone reading this follow the following steps first mark where your bottom and top plates will be first secure your top plate then hammer 2 nails dead centre of the 2x4 on either side use a plumb Bob on the 2 ends of the top plate(s) to find the center of your bottom plate. Do not cut your bottom plate for your door until you have everything framed. Do not just butt 2 angled 1x4s the corners are the most important part to secure your dey wall. 10 dollars says his plaster cracks within a year

[@scratchgolf]

well its been 4 years and no cracking, you owe me $10 :)

[@geoffschulz]

This is far from "Finished and Done". You showed all the easy parts, what about mud and tape, texture and paint? Particularly how you plan to blend the new wall with the old ones and make them look the same.

[@scratchgolf]

Funny

[@hatshepinkbiker4246]

u didnt 'show' us anything...you 'told' us...next frame your work was done...👎👎

[@scratchgolf]

+HATSHE PINKBIKER sorry, i didnt want to bore people with screwing in screws.

[@mineHappyCraft]

+Eric C lol don't worry the video was great :)

[@scratchgolf]

Moodi Issa thank you

[@deepatterson1835]

Today's KZbin videos has to be good to avoid trash-talking comments.

[@xxjumbojimboxx]

Yeah man, this isnt a how to...... This is a lookie what i did.

[@scratchgolf]

Lookie Lookie I did say how I did it.

[@Craftsbysamantha229]

Lowe's is the best. Btw

[@yankey4]

Good job buddy. Doors can be a pain in the ass. Like the shots of your ass. that makes it a real video

[@scratchgolf]

Thanks buddy!

[@blewzguitar]

Too many advertisements

[@scratchgolf]

+blewzguitar click one. ;)

[@amystewart3957]

A

[@hempseedaddict]

can't be that hard if you can do it

[@scratchgolf]

Right?

[@henrygonzalez1201]

Wow Eric you should purge this video because it sucks Oh lighting would have helped.

[@scratchgolf]

naw

[@ScrappyXFL]

Mud 'n tape.

[@scratchgolf]

***** yuk

[@smilemoney]

I have a much easier system for home improvement projects. It is called hired a contractor. Just like my kitchen project. Cabinets ordered, contractor hired... Almost ready to go. LOL

[@scratchgolf]

I did my own kitchen too! I love guys like you! Call me! :)

[@teamgriffingaming3811]

Hi

[@scratchgolf]

+Steve Steveie lol

[@andreaswright8436]

I made it myself thanks to Wood Prix website

[@emmasim8355]

I love this solution Andreas!

[@JK-iq9ni]

GET A NEW CAMERA MAN! IT'S 2016 FFS

[@scratchgolf]

+Johngospro what? Is this the only video you've seen of mine?

[@scratchgolf]

+Johngospro what? Is this the only video you've seen of mine?

[@scratchgolf]

+Johngospro what? Is this the only video you've seen of mine?

[@randymarsh3721]

You’re an apprentice

[@donovanc4213]

Why is this fucking music so sad?

[@ammoan2005]

BIG thumb down

[@RednecksGoneWild]

Good Job