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Bottom shelf just creates a mouse utopia. The floor serves as an adequate bottom shelf for things immune to moisture damage (plastic bins) and a superior "shelf" for extra heavy items.. Also, if 2nd from top shelf is placed at 38-44 inches, (depending on user height) it serves dual purpose as a stand up work bench. Equal distance between shelves is not necessary.

Nice. Support in that corner, perhaps.

Thank you for demo & useful info, had to trawl through 6 other creators before I came across this video to see what it looks like, how to use, pros & cons and not watch the back of the tin being read out loud 😂

Why... a level on the ground... and... no suspension vertical

You should have shown the man who made this, very unfair to take the credit without showing him.

Does a paint primer also work as a sealer? I am now at the "too late" fase, where i took down the wallpaper and have now raw drywall, not skimmed, from the previous renters. What should i do?

What width u gonfor the shelves? 18" or 24"?

Going to sag eventually

Sealing is very important but a cheap PVA ($15/gallon) is adequate for most applications.

Hi I did a jointing compound skim followed by a mist coat. I have then done 3 coats of a dark coloured clay paint. This is how I have handled gypsum skim coats before and its worked.... However, I have found quite a big difference in the colour of the cutting in paint to the roller paint (not every wall evertime) so much so that I bought more of the top coat (£££) and went again. If anything it is now worse. I am wondering if its not priming? Can I now prime with gardz over the top of the paint, and then simply paint again?

Top Tip, Always Seal your backgrounds, Cracking Video 😉

Do you have a more detailed guide that's not a compilation vidro

Don’t waste money on this. Just seal it with cheap white emulsion watered down, 50/50.

can sleep 7 people

Im about to paint my walls soon( New Build) pretty sure it's just magnolia paint straight onto plasterboarding. Will sand down walls. But still afraid oll pant with peal off when rolling new paint. Will this product help stop that? Thanks.

Finally, someone who gets it. I am 100% a "seal your drywall" guy, and it's refreshing to hear someone who understands the materials we are working with. For all of you DIY folks out there lost in a sea of amateur/bad advice, _listen to this woman_ , she is spot on.

This is what I need in my Storage, but I can't screw anything on the walls since it's Storage RENTAL.

What boards did you use? Measuring? On what surface? Details please. It's not helpful watching someone do this with overwhelming music. Sorry.

Awsome!

So pleased I found your channel. I am a total DIY newbie and find some other DIY channels intimidating. You are so personable and informative. New follower!

That was unexpected very cute.

Great job, where have you been?

Might i suggest the old school alternative that seems to be more bulletproof. Unwaxed shellac to seal the wall, then prime the unwaxed shellac with oil based primer. The oil primer gives off a lot of odor while it dries but let me tell you nothing will get through that shellac layer.

Good to see you back on here Lou! When's that available for sale in your shop, I want one!

Loved watching interesting

Nice

Great video. What happens if you pull back the wall paper lining and you see plaster and mis coat. Ie patches of both. Can you apply this all over to prime ahead a repainting?

I made that 30 years ago with more legs ❤❤❤

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Are you also a quilter -do you have a channel? My wife loves the dresden plate! Thank you.

Sag

I'm 65 but very much a newbie at building things. Do you have a detailed video indicating directions, sizes, lengths, etc.

No painter in the world uses a bought sealer, you water down a very cheap white emulsion to a 70/30 mix to seal the paint

Great job

what size are is that wood? They look a little smaller than 2x4s?

The imperial system is way better, I’m glad we still use it in the Uk.

It will sag without supports. Been there got the T-shirt I’m afraid. It’s the constant applied load that’s the problem not a quick hang off it.

oil alkali resisting primer is best make it has hard as plaster

Looks great! I would consider swapping those fluorescent lights out for LEDs since you're storing stuff on that top shelf right next to them. I know I would accidentally break one at some point.

Good love.

Hey there. I've just "skimmed" using knauff proroll light. Sanded it down. Looks. Perfect. Should I use guardz. Drywall primer. Or just paint direct?

Beautiful, well done.

Thanks!

Love watching a fellow Brit as suppose to an American DIYer

Nice!👌🏻

I’ve recently started decorating a place I moved into and the walls were coming out in many many bubbles. So thats because who ever painted the place when it was built didn’t seal the plasterboards?

Love this

That's right, beginners, you just need to go out and buy all these tools and then infer a lot of what I edit out using the experience you don't have.

I've been told new builds are no longer getting skimmed with plaster over the plasterboard. I've just stripped back an old edwardian terrace and will be in the process of plaster-boarding shortly, given the labour required to plaster/skim the whole house i was wondering what your thoughts were on whether its worth the money to get it skimmed or whether sealing and painting straight onto plasterboard just does the job and saves a bunch of cash?

10 minutes to explain that wallpaper paste will rip off the paper of the drywall😂