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Ha, likely… and they have a similar feature in the Samsung Bespoke refrigerator with touch to open doors

Glad it was helpful!

Well, I’m removing current door and frames, then cutting the doorways approx 4.5” taller, just cutting within the upright 2x4 on each side, small rebuild of top horizontal header. My ‘rough opening’ for the new doors is 85” tall, for the new 84” door and frame.

Hmm, u got me thinking she’s up to something

If I do, can I borrow a guest room?

Yep, agree, my 6-8 last Fall popped out easy with boards intact , noticed this one was brittle, cracked apart, had I known I’d have covered the floors

Hi, so sorry for my delay, yes, pls get a consumer grade tester, the $139-ish version on Amazon for the brand Airthings is great and will actually be more accurate thank mg $1500 equipment over time. Professional tests are just 48 hrs, but radon changes substantially seasonally and with weather. I suggest you do get the tester, but when your budget allows a $1250 expense, I’d suggest you just mitigate w a licensed installer to drive your levels to very low levels. I’d suggest testing at 12” above ground (sleeping level) for a few weeks, then move to 2ft, etc. you’ll be surprised how it increases nearer the floor. Thanks for watching!

Yes, even radon from crawlspaces, the tester will be running full time, and given the crawl space, try it at 12” and lower, too.

Rally like the smaller ones, not sure, you may be making fun of me, but flat LED lights that dim and change hues of white are pretty cool.

I’m almost there with you

Yep, sorta was, then I somehow got it all done in the last few hrs

I did have 20 min mud, and fans and blowers, that stuff dries fast!, but got it all done and installed in final few hrs

Nope, all worked out, thanks for your positive vibes, will post a short vid with the final look!

@@HomeImprovementBuzz wow that’s lucky! And can’t wait to see it!

Sounds like a you problem 💀

Sounds like you don’t have a job or own a home.

Give yo mom's her Obama phone back and git to sckool

well, I added a few hundred deck screws to the orig subfloor (and wedged the I-joists in a few areas) to dampen down creaks but in this overlay of Advantech OSB I just and dialed down the drill and liq nailed, and used up my bins of drywall screws and some remnant deck, exterior screws (dozens per sheet)..but I get your point.

well, I added a few hundred deck screws to the orig subfloor (and wedged the I-joists in a few areas) to dampen down creaks but in this overlay of Advantech OSB I just and dialed down the drill and liq nailed, and used up my bins of drywall screws and some remnant deck, exterior screws (dozens per sheet)..but I get your point.

...is my own project in my house...just a DIY'er

I did find a few larger remnants for this DIY home project, just did use liq nail, etc....and the stone planks were at a 90 degree, so all good....they can spans an inch, I had no more than 1/4" and in the corners. Apprec your views and input.

i did find a few larger remnants for this DIY home project, used liq nail, etc....and the stone planks were at a 90 degree, so all good....they can spans an inch, I had no more than 1/4" and in the corners. Apprec your views and input.

i did find a few larger remnants for this DIY home project, just did use liq nail, etc....and the stone planks were at a 90 degree, so all good....they can spans an inch, I had no more than 1/4" and in the corners. Apprec your views and input.

did find a few larger remnants for this DIY home project, just did use liq nail, etc....and the stone planks were at a 90 degree, so all good....they can spans an inch, I had no more than 1/4" and in the corners. Apprec your views and input.

no, but did find a few larger remnants for this DIY home project, just did use liq nail, etc....and the stone planks were at a 90 degree, so all good....they can spans an inch, I had no more than 1/4" and in the corners. Apprec your views and input.

Thanks James, will try that, appreciate your comment

i know, i know, you sound like my brother...but they work for me in my DIY stuff, thanks for watching, I'll cave on the bit.

That was just for support in test as in a real application of the anchor, the wall is stable.