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Drywall Over Steel Basement Reinforcement Studs
Greetings,
I just had my basement walls reinforced with steel beams installed every 36 inches on average. I had to tear the drywall down for the finished portion of the basement and am now trying to figure out the best way to redo the drywall. I see two options: One would involve a combination of glueing the drywall directly to the metal studs and glueing several 2x4's horizontally between each pair of studs to screw the drywall to. The other option would be to build small rectangular frames out of 2x4's and install them between the metal studs. This would be difficult since there are few floor joists to attach to above since that is where the metal studs are attached. Also, the bottom of the metal studs are flanged and I'd have to work around this. Would the glue idea work? Is there another way? Thanks in advance for your advice/opinions, Rob |
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