Commercial Drywall Installation Around Fire Rated Doors In Metal Stud Framing How To

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  • Опубликовано: 3 янв 2021
  • This is the video that will make you an instant pro by teaching you commercial drywall installation around steel fire rated doors in metal stud framing construction. Become an expert at drywall RIGHT HERE: bit.ly/LearnDrywall
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  • @ConstructionKronies
    @ConstructionKronies  3 года назад

    Become an expert at drywall RIGHT HERE: bit.ly/LearnDrywall

  • @JB-sz3yw
    @JB-sz3yw 3 года назад +5

    Hi Chris you should have put a double stud either side of the door frame makes the door frame stronger. And those door frames are not much good as you are supposed to by right have your hook come down at least a foot each side of your frame as when you bang your door the taping joint don't crack. You where correct on the 1st sheet you installed but the 2nd sheet should come down 12" at least so it covers below the 1st hinge.

  • @ScullyPopASMR
    @ScullyPopASMR 3 года назад +1

    Give this video a full watch. It's worth it. You can learn a lot from Construction Kronies.

  • @MrDSmith
    @MrDSmith 3 года назад +1

    Great video 😎👌🛠. I like that you made a point about screwing the door stud all the way up. I teach my apprentices the same.

  • @SammySuperStar
    @SammySuperStar 3 года назад +1

    Great job man!

  • @doletoentertainment8742
    @doletoentertainment8742 Год назад +1

    Amazing work! I am opening a Cafe in New Jersey and they are asking me to put 2 Hr Fire Rated Drywall and that is 2 layers of 5/8. Do I have to put it directly on the old wall or old wooden beams or can I just come out like 2-3 Inches and frame and build a new wall? I would love to know please because there is some metal sheets and old plaster on the old wall and would not want to DEMO so would like to Frame away from the old wall and install new power and plumbing and put the 2 layer dry wall. Can I do that?

    • @ConstructionKronies
      @ConstructionKronies  Год назад

      Excellent question, So what I would do is laminate or drywall the old wall one more layer 5/8" because techinaclly you need double layer both sides, then frame a furring wall tight and add your top 2 layers of 5/8" to the outside for a nice finish, does that make sense to you?

  • @TalkingWithBob
    @TalkingWithBob 3 года назад +1

    Awesome man

  • @eddie2613
    @eddie2613 2 года назад +1

    Do you need wood stud inside to make sure the door frame secures correctly? Or just secure door from inside metal stud onto it?

    • @ConstructionKronies
      @ConstructionKronies  2 года назад

      If it's a steel door frame you only need steel stud. If your using a wood jam then you need either plywood wrapping the opening or wood stud.

  • @c.najerafitness7108
    @c.najerafitness7108 2 года назад +1

    Have you worked for a union? If so, do you recommend it?

    • @ConstructionKronies
      @ConstructionKronies  2 года назад +2

      I have worked for unions yes. I recommend it to new workers because it is a great place to learn. I don't recommend it for people who want to advance quickly. Nothing wrong with working union and taking advantage of all the learning resources available and then going private when your ready!

  • @nordlandak6853
    @nordlandak6853 3 года назад +1

    Can u rock before the door frame is in???

    • @ConstructionKronies
      @ConstructionKronies  3 года назад +1

      Some frames yes, if its a knock down with an adjustable width your good, or if you use wood jambs. Otherwise the doors always go in first. Just remember to add 3/4" plywood to the studs (inside or out) for wood jambs.

  • @SammySuperStar
    @SammySuperStar 3 года назад +1

    😎👍

  • @amoscardoza5253
    @amoscardoza5253 3 года назад +1

    #Kronies

  • @konamanstudio2447
    @konamanstudio2447 3 года назад +1

    👍🍻🍺👍