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12' 2" Room
Room measures 10'X 12'2", how do you handle the extra 1" gap left on the wall sheet when hanging 12' horizonally.
I know 1" will be taken up by the two adjacent walls, but still have the 1" left. Thanks John |
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I like Green things
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Re: 12' 2" Room
14' sheets.
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KemoSabe
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Re: 12' 2" Room
Butt joints or stand-ups. On butt joints I put a straightedge on the wall and put the butt on the stud with the largest gap behind the straightedge. Hides really well.
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I like Green things
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Re: 12' 2" Room
No really, you can get 14 footers.
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Re: 12' 2" Room
When we hung board we use to say "tape is 2 inches wide" Seriously though, figure out which side of wall has the closest stud and break the boards there. If the joint is close enough to the inside corner you can break out the corner joint wider and conceal it.
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I like Green things
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Re: 12' 2" Room
I know, you can definatley hide that in the corners but, like I said you can get 14's
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Re: 12' 2" Room
True dat but I was assuming he had 12's there already. My hanging days are long past, man I dont miss em.
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Re: 12' 2" Room
I heard you can get 14'ers from a guy on the board once.
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KemoSabe
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Re: 12' 2" Room
I'm just wondering, can you maybe get 14'ers?
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Re: 12' 2" Room
My local places and my main guys out of tucson only go up to 12's, and usually nothing shorter in some cases. A butt seam aint gonna kill you, Is it?
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Re: 12' 2" Room
As they say...Compound comes in ALL Sizes....
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Re: 12' 2" Room
14s or butt joint, Or if it really really bothers you to put a butt joint there. and 14 aren't available. do that wall first with a two inch filler and blocking to catch the end of the 12 sheet (because your gonna miss by a half inch after putting a two inch rip in the corner) when done hanging the room, flat tape and then corner tape that end.
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Re: 12' 2" Room
Back in the 80's I remember 16' - 5/8, 4 guys to hang (me NOT being one of them), I saw it done with 3 guys...they didn't look comfortable
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Re: 12' 2" RoomQuote:
One NEVER sets rock to the floor anyway!!!
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Re: 12' 2" Room
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Re: 12' 2" Room
So have you thought about 14' pieces?
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Re: 12' 2" Room
looking for 14 ft
thaks to all john |
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President
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Re: 12' 2" Room
5/4" strapping on one end wall if the rock is there already. It will save a lot of time, and will be cheaper.
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