How to replace repair rotted sub floor, rotten floor. Easy! Home Mender
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- Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
- The Home Mender, Dustin Luby, shows us how to repair that unsightly rot hole in your floor to prepare it for a new. Sub floor issues can be dangerous! You can fall right through the floor. Cut out the subfloor by squaring out the damaged floor, securing the framing or adding floor joists as needed. Install the new 3/4 sub floor, then top it with your finished floor. Replace that rotted floor. Easy! You can do it! Home Mender.
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You posted this 8years ago, but just know this just helped me tremendously in 2024. Many thanks
I appreciate that you went right to the tutorial and not wasting 30 minutes of my time with idol chit chat. Great video and I think I can fix my floor now. Thanks
thank you mina! thanks for commenting!
This video saved my ass big time. What turned from a simple bathroom remodel to finding out the sub floor under the toilet and surrounding the tub was TOTALLY rotted I was petrified to tackle it scared of doing it wrong and someone would fall through the floor while doing their business on the can, but this video seriously calmed me down and I realized it’s not rocket science. Since then there has been a few more instances where I had to repair some subfloor and I ALWAYS come back to this for a refresher. This guy is pure knowledge around the house and teaches it in a fun, super easy-to follow way.
So awesome Tanner glad it helped you my friend thank you so much for sharing and this comment is getting the heart
Best video for this topic I’ve seen. No fucking around, no bullshit feelings, subtle humour and decent editing to remove shit. Well done sir.
thank you usurper! thats what Im talking about..! you didnt BS around on this comment! Well done to you sir..thanks for commenting!
Sir you just changed my life. I just closed on my first home and while painting I found that the juliet doors in the master bedroom have been leaking and the floors were rotting. I'M BROKE NOW and finding I can do it on my own made me ugly cry. Thank you soooooo much!
youre awesome V..yes you can do it yourself....just need someone to show you..here i am!.. thanks so much for watching!, if i can help let me know...also on messsenger if needed!
I feel this comment 100% thank you for this video!!!! It's so hard buying a home and when things go wrong it turns your world and bank account upside down.
My advice also is to determine where the leak is coming from causing the rot and repair that as well..
Its so relieving to find DIY videos that are short and not full of pointless rambling. Thanks
hi val! thanks for noticing! I hear that a lot.. thanks so much for the comment!
Thank you for making me feel 1000% calmer about finding some rot at our new place. You’re absolutely awesome man ❤
I love this comment Jenna. You are a success story for me. Thank you so much for sharing. 🙏🌷
Many thanks, I can do this. Tired of waiting for the husband to get to this. Time to do it myself.
Erin. You rock! So many times I’ve heard this. Thank you for sharing. Love the wives. You got this.
I’m divorced, so I AM the Husband!! 😆🤣
I hear you
Me to! I bought my tile months ago. After I get thru with getting the rest of the leaves up, this will be my next project. Tired of waiting also. I have been blowing and raking leaves 7 days straight. Toting leaves in a 30 gallon trash can to the burn pile.
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Wow! Not only do you know how to fix a floor but you also know how to make a video! Super clear, direct, easy to follow instructions- I love it! Almost makes me feel I can do it myself! Thanks Home Mender!
thank you christina! thats why we do what we do! thanks so much for the comment!
I’m not gonna lie, You did a great job with this tutorial. Im not a handyman in the slightest. But this gave me confidence in attempting to fix this hole in my floor.
Thank you Mr. HomeMender for this awesome instructional video. There's a hole in my kitchen floor that needs to be repaired and I feel confident that I can make the repair AND lay a whole new floor! OMG if it wasn't for RUclips...sheez , I'd be broke paying people to do something that this woman can do herself! U ROCK!!!!
jay you are a super girl! you can do it! thanks for the comment!
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Heeeeeelp. We totally need to do some work. My husband and I are definitely not handy but for some reason he insists we can do this. Just watching you makes me nervous!
@@tekeshiamitchell6279 I love YT DIY videos, I repaired my auto shifter myself for $12.00 when the dealership wanted $400. I’m unable to get up& down from a floor due to arthritis, I KNOW I could do this, but since I cant & must hire a handyman at least I know he won’t be screwing me over, plus this shouldn’t be that expensive to repair, now to find an honest guy.
Thanks for the video. Was replacing the flooring in the laundry area of my house. Previous owner did not go far enough out when they had a leak, so I found subfloor rot a little further down than original repair. Glad to know I had done it right. Some things in home repair are just as simple as they seem. It's like you've said, you just have to have the confidence.
Wish I had found this channel when I first bought my house. So many repairs that you have done, that I've had to do already. Your videos are way more straight forward than some of the other instructions I've gotten.
Awesome, Crystal. I’m so glad the video helped you. Confidence is always the issue. And it sounds like you’ve got it! Thank you for sharing
You explain things so well, and your mood is so relaxed and at ease, making a job like this one feel simpler for someone like me who's never done it. thank you
Thank you so much Tiffany. Awesome comment I trust you’ll be doing this task today! You got this
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I’ve been looking for WEEKS on a simple explanation on how to repair a subfloor! Thank you so much! I’ve watched this 6 times already! You just don’t know how happy I am right now
So cool Britney I hope you’ll come see me 1st next time :-) you got this
@@homemend thank you so much! I’ll definitely be back this channel has been more than a great help!
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I'm a flooring contractor been doing it for 16 years. Did one hell of a good job on that floor. They can be a pain in the butt!
thank you john henry! always nice to here from a fellow tradesman!
Thanks for the video. Currently doing this in my bathroom. Every video i saw was so damn particular and I'm think "it's just wood, use enough to make it solid" and then i see your video.
Also, this video is 7 yrs old and you are still responding to ppl. Due to that alone im subscribing!
You are awesome KG. Anytime I can help you let me know. Thank you so much for sharing.
We're preparing to fix the subfloor under a refrigerator which leaked. Your video makes it seem possible for us. Thank you for the clear explanation and, like someone else said, for being straight to the point! :)
thanks so much for commenting!
Seriously. Solid advice without a lot of wasted time. I'm a fan.
thank you dave!
Same! Have to fix hole in bathroom too
Hello...this speaks to my 150 year old home and saggy areas of subfloor! Dustin, no one shows us like you do...good info, no b.s...you the man!
thank you lori! love the comment! thanks for sharing.
Used this tutorial to redo bathroom subfloor, perfect results👷🏽♀️ thank you
Thank you A. Appreciate you sharing
Thank you so much for this video single woman doing my own home renos by my self . This helped me out so much more than all other videos that are on you tube your amazing
This is a great comment. I am giving you the heart. Keep coming back every time something needs fixed. And check out the home mender home repair e-book. The best tool in your toolbox.
I've watched so many videos and yours is my favorite. Clear, concise, and not over explained making it seem more difficult.
Hi Anna. Thanks so much for that comment. If people knew how easy it was we wouldn’t be able to make the money that we do :-) I’m so glad the video helped you. Thanks for sharing
This is the EXACT problem I needed to fix!!! Thank you so much for making it so easy.
You are awesome Mandy Joe. Thank you for commenting!
I don't know why but I love videos like this. I don't have a house or plan on having one but I do want to try renovating a fixer for a fun project.
Cynthia! thank you so much for sharing this. It never hurts to know how to fix things. youre amazing! and thanks for commenting!
Love your short but very informative video!! Thank you for not wasting our time on a bunch of intros and what not!!
Yes mam. Thank you.
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Thanks Dustin!!
thank you Meta! so glad we could help you out! thanks for the encouraging comment! we love what we do. and thanks for watching!
yea, this guy actually knows what he's talking about and is a good presenter.
thank you adam! appreciate you watching!
Home Mender could I possibly email you or call to ask you a question about my bathroom subfloor?
hey AD..yes! thehomemender@gmail feel free to send pics if needed..thanks!
That was perfect I think most people are afraid of power tools even some of my male friends are frightened by the loud noise never having used them. And they are also afraid of tearing something out and not understanding what they're looking at but my God it is such an easy trade in most situations repairs patches sometimes it feels like absolute Common Sense although common sense is not that Common Man good job I'm glad you made this video to show how people can easily repair rotted floorboard themselves. Very nice
Awesome input my friend thank you
Quick tip apply construction adhesive along the original joist to eliminate future floor squeaks.
great tip promise.. absolutely! thanks for sharing!
Is there a preferred brand or type?
@@bbikermama Loctite PL400 is what I use.
OHHH YOU are AWESOMMMMMMME!!! Wow. I have watched a 'ton' of videos trying to find someone knowledgeable that will both SHOW and tell as they do the work, you did just that. This is the ABSOLUTE BEST instructional video I've seen yet. Thank you and so appreciate you for this.
Ok. Now I’ve got to heart this comment. Thank you so much Melissa. Just doing what I do. So happy to help you out l. Much more in the home owner ecourse Thanks for commenting.
Good tutorial. A few comments/recommendations.
If subfloor was glued and nailed could be problematic getting the subfloor to release. Also when cutting along the center line of the floor joist, be sure to remove all the nails holding the subfloor down otherwise you could trash your circular saw blade.
Usually the subfloor is nailed down with ring-shank nails which are a bitch to get out.
Here's an alternative method. Instead of attempting to cut the centerline of the floor joist, cut along the inside edge of it with a circular saw finishing with a recipro-saw then "sister" a 2 x 6 joist to the existing as shown on other walls. This also is a more forgiving cut if you're not on the centerline of the joist giving you an 1.5 inch to screw down the subfloor replacement etc.
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hey kozmick! great suggestions!..Ive found unless you have a cats paw or some other sweet nail removal tool, its takes too much time and effort to remove the nails. i usually dont mind trashing the saw blade to get it right the first time. Thanks so much for commenting and watching!
OMG THANK YOU YOU JUST GAVE ME IDEAS TO REPAIR MY FLOORS THANK YOU IM NOT SABBY OF HOME REPAIRS SO I LOOK UP TO YOUR CHANNEL THANK YOU MAN
awesome GG..thanks for sharing!
Thanks for making it look easy .. I was dreading doing this this week on a renovation but I'm more confident after watching u work!
yes zach! you can do it! thanks for watching!
Loved this video. Straight, direct and I actually understood. No annoying music and no fluff. Cool
so awesome dianna! thanks for the comments! so glad it helped you!
I'm getting into some repair work on my home and am so grateful I found your channel! Thank you for the clear and informative tutorial!
awesome vicki! so happy to have you... if you have any questions let me know and thanks for sharing!
Man this is gold! Have a leak in master bathroom in the same position like your video, the corner! I had the same idea of re supporting it with wood so this help give me a solid understanding visually. Thanks! No need to call GC for easy repair
That is awesome one click. Thanks for sharing.
Now that’s an instruction video right here. Good job bud
thank you aimee! i appreciate the comment!
I do tend to like his videos more than most. he tends to explain everything your doing and why you are doing it.
awesome john! thanks so much for watching!
Don't know why I feel like an expert now, when I haven't even used a power tool or done any DIY in my life.
you got this cool chick!
I've been thru so many shady contractors why can't I find a dude like this that gets things done LOL great video
Maybe because ur cheap? No offense, just saying. If your "looking 4 a good price, on a budget, blah blah blah" I will avoid you most likely.
Hey bukk..... He said "shady". we know the type...I find most people don't mind paying for good work but they are skeptical of contractors right away because of our tarnished history..like lawyers..lol Working inside a customer's budget ( obviously you making the money youre happy with also) keeps them coming back every time they need something fixed...the long game is so much more important..thanks for sharing my friend!
Dangit man!! I hate how you make all your jobs look so easy lol much props
thanks ri! never underestimate great editing! appreciate the compliment.
Thanks for this ! I can’t do the work, but at least now I feel that I can find someone that can & that it’s possible to properly support a small area like this , without paying out to have the whole floor fixed !
Thanks 🙏
I understand H. Thank you so much for sharing
You make it look so simple I feel like I can do this! Thank you :)
awesome thank you!
I don't think I've seen a video of yours yet with a dislike. You've saved me a whole lot of money! I've used our videos for a ton of repairs and upgrades around the house.
awesome stuart! glad i could help!
thank u for up loading this video, you did a great job,
thank you tiano!
Yours was the best and most thorough teaching video I have watched. I am afraid my husband will wait until the toilet bowl falls through. I will do this. Thank you so much.😊
Thank you Doris. You are awesome. Confidence is everything and you’ve got it.
Thanks for sharing - definitely makes a scary situation for a homeowner look like a doable project.
thanks so much for commenting!
Nice editing, no wasted time. Thanks for this instruction. You made it look easy. If i can get past this chore, then can finally enjoy making the cosmetic changes in the bathroom. Thanks! 👏🏆
Thank you two hearts! You got this. It’s easy when you know how, we are not scientists lol. Thank you so much for watching
Very good work buddy. Good job, if you were in my area I think I'd rather pay you to make sure I done it right hahaha.
awesome drums! thanks for the comment! you can do it!
LOL I was just thinking that too. I have soft floor in front of my sink.
Took me a week and hope vanity doesn't crash into the kitchen. I wish I saw this before. You are great.
Hey Patricia, we all get on the bus at a different stop. Next repair you’re going to rock it!
@@homemend yeah but this 300# bus has to be held up with what I did. Fingers crossed. Thanks.
Hey I just randomly stumbled upon your video, and wow you're great! I gotta tell my DIY friends about you :)
Youre awesome Syed! thank you so much!
Man thanks for posting this video. I was about to put on new peel and stick tiles for our bathroom. Then I discovered our floor rotted beside our toilet and bath tub. Your video really helped and I'm not much of a contractor. I do like buildings.
You got this Jason. Thanks for commenting.
Awesome videos! Great job! Thanks for the good information!
thanks for commenting!
Hi! I'm a "Bigger Friend"! I'm moving in with a friend into a real fixer up, so I'll be sure to watch your videos A LOT!
So awesome yellow! so glad i can help..thanks for watching my friend!
Great video. thanks for the help.... wear safety glasses
thank you Adam!
So glad to see how to attach to joist farther under a wall!
Yes ma’am thanks so much for watching!
Dude you rock....
thanks for sharing!
I clicked sub!! Thanks man! what a good video even after 8 years!
You are awesome Brady thank you!
No subfloor in my house. The tongue-and-groove oak rests on the joists. It makes me a little nervous, but it's lasted a hundred years this way.
You can't beat the empiric evidence that what you have is a good design.
thanks so much for commenting!
I have the same situation. We currently have some rot/termite damage on several joists in the crawl space. Pros will have to do the joist work because of access issues and settled foundation. Not looking forward to it!
This is a Awesome video 4 years later but exactly what I needed... Thanks I'm making a similar repair. 💪
So awesome John. You’ll rock it. Thanks for Sharing!
Hey John, I just found his video now too! Only 2 months later than you! And I automatically subscribed! Justin is fantasmagoric!!! I have a toilet with a leak that's been forever! But because of watching him, I really have the confidence to tackle it! My husband refuses to do it and keeps on telling me to get a guy in to do it! I can't imagine how much that would cost!!!
I had to do the same in my bathroom ,I need to remove the shower floor :( I am little OCD ,I started replace one part of the plywood in my laundry room and I ended replaced all the laundry floor :(
thanks so much for commenting!
You just saved me so much money man. I followed your video and was able to actually get a start on doing my own house. Thank you
Awesome comment my friend. Thank you so much
Thank you!! I'm not paying some clown to do it for mY family anD I!
i love this!
I wouldn't pay a clown to do this either
OMG been searching for a perfect video onnhow to replace subfloor termites got to. my dad is struggling and the walls are on top of old plywood floor whichbis suh a hassle but with the reinforced extra 2x4 as shown was a perfect reassured knowledge to make this task not so scary now. thanks so much
Hooray Sylvia. So glad it gave you the confidence to tackle it. You rock.
Thank you Dustin, I believe you have shown me my contractor is not fully supporting floor being replaced. What a sad revelation :(... are you near Va..? Your. Hired!!
thanks so much for commenting!
Good video ... Thx
I just cash purchased a 3200 sq foot home built in the 30's and need as much DYI instruction as possible!
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Need help!!! House built 1915....Abandoned 15+years.... I HAVE BEER!!!--😂
i love this!
Home Mender Inc lol, thanks for the vid. I know some but pointers and guides are always great.you can always take off but you cant put on lol... Keep and eye on my channel and i will be showing my dreaded expedition of full makeover
hey history..ill be watching! thanks for the invite!
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Great work. At 2:45 you make an excellent observation and comment, "Now this board is sound" referring to the joist, but I thought I would add some emphasis to the need of checking that joist because you're a pro and made that determination quickly. When the subfloor is that rotten it is good to thoroughly check if the joist is sound. In my house, when I removed the subfloor I found that the leak that caused the subfloor to rot also rotted out the joist and it had to be reinforced by sistering (a whole process that maybe Dustin could do a video on). Just a thought.
awesome suggestion infra....sistering is definitely a sweet solution for a rotted joist...thanks so much for the video idea!
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thank you buck!
Thank you for this video! I'm about to tackle this job in two spots in my home tomorrow by myself!
You got this Taylor. Thank you so much for commenting
Talented and knowledgeable but remember your safety gear man! Lol
Thank you Jenn !🙏🙂
Great video, straight to point without a lot of mindless chatter. A lot of people have the tools but lack knowledge and confidence to make repairs. Your channel is one of the best, new subscriber also!
Thank you so much Jay. I appreciate the comment my friend, you are most welcome
LOVE your videos! You taken?
awe your the sweetest! yes mam, 14 years too late. lol thanks for watching!
Imagine the genders reversed. Go away predator.
Great video. It really just saved me from getting scammed by this guy that has no idea what he's doing. I have a hole in my hallway just out side my bathroom door and the floor around it is sorta weak and he told me I needed a piece of plywood?! I think I may find someone else to look at it.I'd hate for one f my grand babies to be running through there and get hurt! Thanks again!
You are awesome thanks for commenting
0:18 That's what she said and 1:01 That's what he said. hahaha
Chanel! Im glad you got something out of it! lol thanks so much for sharing!
It was also informative. you're welcome lol :)
Chanel Renee
Dying 🤣
Thanks for the video. I have a rotten subfloor from flooding and needed a video for how to handle sections by the walls. Perfect!
thank you babbles! glad it helped you..thanks for commenting!
I've got nine and a half inches, Hahahahaha
Yea, I pretty much lost it at that point in laughter. He did a great job on the video and repair though :)
awe you guys...this is a family show..lol the trade can be a bit sexy....thanks for discussing johnsons here
Thank you so much for this. I've got a big project with a relatively short deadline (for me) and next to no assistance coming up. this has been insanely helpful.
That is awesome Corey thank you for sharing and I know you are going to rock it. Check out the homeowners Ecorse for complete flexibility!
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Man... I just got a house with a 4season porch attached to the house, with rotten sub by the door (door leak). Walls are sitting on the sub, so I didn't know what the hell to do with it... Till I ran into your vid! Thanks! Helped a lot!
thats awesome Alex! glad we could help! thanks for watching!
Still helping people in 2021 bud thanks. I kinda new what needed to be done to my floor. But you made me feel confident after watching this vid. Thanks bud. Couldn't ask for a more straight forward lesson 👍
Yes sir I appreciate the comment Joshua. You got this
Excellent. I'm 61, female............and I think I can handle this just fine. great instructor
Pamela! you are awesome.. thanks so much for sharing!
Great video! Have this exact issue except in my kitchen I discovered while getting my floor ready to tile. Just bought a house and it's fun finding all the issues.
You got this Pitt state!
Thanks for making this video. It gave me the courage to finally tackle the soft subfloor problem in our laundry room after procrastinating for at least 2 years. I couldn't get a professional to come out as we live in a rural area.
awesome darrell! so glad it helped you man....thanks for sharing!
Hello! And thanks again for helping me on yet another adventure! Seems when ever I search for my problem on RUclips you have my solution!!
Glad I can help. Keep coming back. Thank you so much.
Excellent Job Dustin!
Looks like you've done this before.
Made it all that easy!
Thanks and God Bless.
Thank you Walter and he does my friend I appreciate your positive comments! You got this
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Thank You good Sir.
We just installed my daughter's bathroom floor today.
No easy task but my friend and I got it done.
Thanks again for positive feedback.
Not sure if you still read comments on these older videos, but I figured it was worth a shot! Our washing machine drainage line had a rip in it, so it was dumping water onto the floor. We just bought the house so weren’t not sure how long it’s been going on, but we have an area like the one in the video that needs to be removed and replaced. My question is, because of the location next to the washer/dryer, we know there are pipes and electric in the walls next to the damage and can see where they are coming down in the basement - what’s the best way to avoid cutting them? Thank you SO MUCH for an amazingly helpful video!!!
Hi Emma yes of course I answer questions and thanks so much for asking. The best way to do it is physically put eyes on where the lines are and where the plumbing is, that way you can set your saw depth to not cut further down than you want to. I would certainly avoid the power tools in the areas where you are uncertain. You got this!
I wish my husband is as reliable. It does not look so hard at all. I just need to learn how to use carpentry tools and seems like it can be easily done. Thank you!
thanks so much for commenting!
This repair is the best i have seen . thank you.
Thank you Tony you rock!
Thanks man. Nice of you to help us novices! MUCH appreciated!
Thank you Chris.. I love doing it! The toughest part about this kind of work is getting the confidence to do it.. thanks for sharing!
I love video hosts who get to the point and dont waste my time! Thank you cutie pie!!
me too T thanks so much for sharing! ;)
Dude, I appreciate you so much. O am new to doing all of this. O have so many repairs and I need these videos! Thank you very much 😊. This girl is feeling like I can do it!
That is so awesome child I am happy to help. Keep watching. You rock
Hey I watched your video for replacing the door jam. Well when I was doing that I found that the floor was rotted under the threshold going back a couple of feet, so thats on hold and now im trying to learn how to replace the sub floor first and BAM i see a familar face. So thanks twice for your videos. Hopefully i dont find something else wrong when doing the floor lol.
This is one cool comment. Come back every time you need something Clyde, I’m sure there’s a video for it. Thanks so much for watching
Just what I needed to see. I have to repair some bad wood around the toilet in a second floor bathroom. Taking out the first floor ceiling shows me where the piping is.
You got this Chuck. Thanks for commenting
nice work. plan on doing this today to replace rotten wood around toilet waste pipe.
awesome stephens! you got this!
Thanks for this great video my grandmother is missing her floor in bathroom from huge hole about to get my handyman tools great video to the point!!!
Awesome comment New Orleans. It feels good being able to help out a grandparent. Thank you for sharing.
I just clicked over from a Pinterest post. Very good video! Very helpful. I've subscribed. Thanks!!!
awesome JT thanks so much! and welcome!
Thanks! I did use a Toekick Saw for edge cleanup, though.
Excellent. ! Thanks for sharing !
Wow, I learned alot!!! I have a rotten piece of subfloor by my back door. I will definitely build it out like you showed us. Thanks for the tip.
awesome C. so glad it helped you! thanks for watching!
You're doing great bud. I'm enjoying your videos
Thank you Justin. I appreciate the comment
Nice video. Just one concern. Why did you not use treated lumber for the joist framing? In the south, termites love the untreated lumber. Its like a buffet for them. Anytime I am working on stuff that is near dirt, or foundations, I use treated lumber to avoid wood destroying insects. Cost a little more but nothing worse than having to redo it a couple years.
Hey Mike. Great question and yes that would seem like a good idea, however when you do it for a living there’s certain rules you need to follow, one of them is never using treated wood inside a home. When it burns it emits a poisonous gas so as a rule I just don’t do it
Thank you for showing how to do it without a lot of talk!!
You’re most welcome!
Hi ok I did wrong glad I found this guy I repaired rotted floor but it’s sagging so I gotta go heavy 2x6 wow I would of never thought you would need that much support maybe 2x4 but am gonna do it Dustin’s way thanks brothA 👍🤘🤘👍 Joey mass area keep making great videos
Awesome Joey thank you