Stairwell Storage Area Renovation | Start to Finish Remodel | All Parts from Gutting to Shelving!
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- Опубликовано: 28 май 2024
- In this video I compiled all parts of my basement stairwell storage area remodel. This was originally a 6 part series and I just wanted to have one video of the entire project available for you. My goal with this area was to have a nice bright, easy to access and organized space for storage. I decided to completely gut the area, replaced wiring and added insulation while I was at it. Now everything is brand new, inside and out. I hope you enjoy the video!
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0:00 - Part 1 - Demo!
12:56 - Part 2 - Drywall Prep
32:40 - Part 3 - Drywall
1:05:21 - Part 4 - Taping and Mudding
1:41:24 - Part 5 - Sanding and Painting
2:17:01 - Part 6 - Shelving
2:35:07 - Bloopers!
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Thanks for watching! 😃
I’m a 74 yr old female but love to watch your builds. If it’s DIY for dummies it’s great for me cause I understand why and what for!
His narration of what he does and why is so instructive! I subscribe financially to the channel because I get so much value from it.
I’m a 67 yo female. Same! 🇨🇦❤️
Fantastic work.
I'm a 74 year old woman, too, and I can pretty confidently say that I am never going to do any of the things I watch you doing. But, it's so entertaining and I'm painlessly learning how to boss around any worker who attempts repairs in my presence. Thanks, The, for the good times!
as a loyal viewer i have already seen this but in episodes
Well I really appreciate that and hope you were not let down by the upload. 😬
Almost 3hrs!! . Another one for my Fixer playlist😄. Came for the home repair stayed for the voice/"rambles", music selection and awesome personality.
As a wanna-be DIYer, my favorite thing about watching you work is how you approach demolition. Very clean and methodical. I will be following your method for my next project.
Something about these RUclips building videos tickles a part of my brain
Oooooh! Yes! I have been missing your uploads! I love your videos!
You're such a character behind the scenes! Funny!
Just as good the second time, Matt!
Great compilation of all the videos.....Really love the outakes....
"Where do we go from here?"
In my head I immediately said
"I'm feeling this!"......😂
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You are a blessing to your family. Always a job well done and such an improvement to your home and its value! Thank you for helping the rest of us.
The end is the best… that is how all my projects go…lol
Absolutely wonderful construction of space. I have watched you "fix" each room in your home. Your wife is a very patient lady. Love your channel and the bloopers!
I can see that you’re self taught , very humble like I am . We even have the same tools and tricks to working in older homes, looks great!!
I grew up with home renovations & always loved watching This Old House with my dad. I find this very informative & entertaining! I love what you did with the shelving & how you added the top shelves & the shelf to cover up the wires. Very nice job!
A benefit to the backing on the shelving unit is it ties all the pieces together. Kind of like sheathing studs and joists.
Nice 'best of'. I saw all these originally, and was a nice recap all at once. Thanks!
Your out- takes were hilarious!
You really did do a good job on this remodel. It looks so much brighter and more functional. I'm sure you pleased your wife.
Simply Amazing.
Perfect.
I laughed out loud when you straightened the screw. OCD people would be pleased! 🇨🇦❤️
Still professionally done Sir. 👍
Thank you. I wish I had 5 % of your talent. Although I just finished doing my 70 year old hardwood floors with a screen & recoat using Procoat titan satin.
Love the use of 1/4 round as cleats. Diy at its finest :)
This video brought back *a lot* of memories. I learned most everything you talked about in 1 yr. remodeling our first home [every room], with *ZERO* experience and *ZERO* tools. But, I asked a lot of questions, learned as I went, and spent a bit of $$$ along the way. The plumbing I subbed out-there was too much involved i.e., in moving the bathroom from upstairs to downstairs in a house as old as yours [cast iron]. In the end we profited just over 35k after all was said which allowed us to buy the house we now own as of this week! That was 32 yrs ago. Keep doing these videos-I wish I had them back then. God bless.
Congrats on the new house!.......Nothing like doing it yourself experience. But yeah, having these videos to watch back then I'm sure could've saved ya some time and aggravation....
Respekt ! Das Video ist länger als sonst. Jeder kleine Handgriff wird gezeigt. Respekt !
ah yeah, here we go!!!!!!!!!!
Hey! I know you have probably seen this project before but I wanted to have all parts in one video. Hope you enjoy! Thanks for all the support. I see you in the comments every time and I really appreciate it!
You did this stairwell remodel and no trips to the ER. That's a win win
I'm 66 Lived in my house many years. You just gave me so many ideas for my ledge down my basement stairs. Now to see if I can find anybody that will help me. Your detail and ideas I could watch for hours. I also appreciate your explanation in things as you do them. I watched your kitchen and now I have my family members watching because you gave me some ideas for my kitchen. Your wife is so blessed by your handy skills. 2 of my kids are married and my son is like you are with his home. My daughter-in-law is blessed. Thank you for taking the time and videoing and sharing what you do I know it makes your process longer, but please, know, it's very much appreciated. You're very inventive and creative. When you were talking about using primer, So many people don't think about that. We have a family friend.That's been a painter for years and he said even though paint has primer in it, painting with primer is such an advantage to your item or wall. It seals it plus if we think about it.Primer is cheaper and so by putting good primer down firit seals and text less coats of paint. When when we took wallpaper down, I couldn't figure out why the wall was soaking up the paint. When this front told me prime first and then use your paint primer.It worked so much better. Every question was that outlet always on that wall ? What a great spot for one.
I love watching your videos! Everything you do is great!
Light is better on the cooler side since it will be easier to see in the closet space.
Sitting at work on a slow day and see an upload by The Fixer "sweet"... notices the vid is almost 3 hours "Freaking WIN" Thanks as always Matt!
Haha yeah it's a long one. This is actually a compilation of the series I recently made but wanted to have the entire project in one video. Hopefully you will enjoy it either way. I hope you have an amazing day! Thanks so much for your support!
While I'm unlikely to attempt a project this big, it's incredibly helpful for my own renovation to see how and why different tools and materials are used.
I also feel a lot better seeing you using a Dyson stick vac for cleanup like I do. 🤪
Hi from Sydney Australia 👋
[Note for fellow Australians In Australia, electrical work must be done by a licensed electrician (and plumbing by a licensed plumber).]
Wow! The video showcased practical solutions and creative ideas for optimizing storage space in a stairwell area. I appreciated how you utilized every inch of space efficiently, providing useful tips that I can apply to my own home renovation projects.
Love your dog. Great video🎉
I just love how you explained everything simple and clear thank you for your videos
An excellent idea for a video would to make a sliding platform that covers the basement staircase that you can reveal with a flick of a switch. That way you won't have to worry about falling down the stairs when accessing the pantry.
That’s using yer noggin!!
Love the red Boiler switch cover got the same
not going to lie, mudding looks really satisfying.
I don't care what u mk next, I'll be tuned n!!!👍🏿
Beautiful paneling AND wallpaper! 😅 🪜🪵🔨
Such a fresh look! had a great time watching this. :)
Watched to the end. Great job!!
❤❤❤ I love to see videos like yours we bought a home that only had the outside walls and it had the two by fours for the rooms. We had to finish everything else and because of lack of money I couldn’t pay nobody so we did it ourselves and it was not even nearly of what you did. We did a mess. Lol.
rewatched for the bloopers haha
Thank you for your videos. I am learning so much. As a woman it feels like I have been taken advantage of by more than one contractor.. but I am learning a lot from your videos and can now carefully watch what is done and make sure it is done correctly. It really makes me appreciate your amazing skill set, work ethic and willingness to take the time to video tape your projects. Wish you had a few clones to spread around…lol. P.S. Watching over the years I did get brave enough to install floating bamboo flooring over my entire first floor and tiled all my bathrooms myself 😊
I love your videos keep up the good work I wish that I could find the flooring you use in Canada I am fixing up my hallway and adding 2 more bedrooms to my house
Wow, neat work 👏 👌
Ummmm sir,just wondering if your wife is missing her favorite kitchen knife ?. .😄 love your channel. Thank you for sharing. 🔨🙂
Great video, you tape almost the same way I do, except the straits are first and I use a 12" trowel for the lefty. I subscribed, Keep 'em coming!
Great job and loved the video 😘👍🏻💕
Another excellent job! Love how you made this usable space!
You will have redone every aspect of this home, then it'll be time to move into your new place...will you miss this home, since you made it so personally and perfectly yoursl💕
Also, how's that plot twist working out?
Will we at least get to see pics?😉💕
fun to watch, i have a touch of OCD and this is gratifying. thanx
Very informative im anxious to see it done bravo great job❤️🇨🇦
Awesome video.
Thank you for sharing!
These are must sees for anyone hiring out, just to have some sort of standard to request. Other thoughts? I wonder what sort of maintenance goes in behind the scenes all your tools are so nice and organized. Do you need to sharpen any? Another thought? What a gift to your future self/family members should they want to know what dear old dad did when he rehabbed the house. Love all the insightful tips as you go, while not exactly a how-to, it does give ideas of what to consider. I wonder if you've done a starter tool set for folks wanting to attempt any of these phases of rehab? Substantial investment you've obviously made, how did you do it? Anywho, thanks for providing me with some needed viewing time while starting my day!
Thanks for sharing!
Very helpful.
Your awesome thanks!
Sweet.,.. thank you for sharing
I am so glad I watched the end because I thought you were almost perfect. Close to it though? 😅
57:33 The Fixer project manager was checking to see how things were going ❤
Super 👍👍👍
Wood paneling 🥺 I miss the old days
That wallpaper looks like very dated old Christmas wrapping paper😂
Love it
saw this all fhis the time.
I don't understand why you didn't attach the plug in box to the stud
lmao you and your wife are hilarious
Wicked Job Man!
I was told by a Ben Moore painter to wet the roller first before painting. It takes care of f fuzz.
The Fixer 👍
How long did it take for you to drywall the entire area? You work really fast. I think you did a terrific job of mudding.
Please wear eye protection. Great video!
For a small space, there is a surprising amount of material to remove.
I know! It stacks up so quick!
Sad for those who didn't watch to the end for that sweet cord hider box.
As a 136 year old woman I don't find this particularly relevant to my interest but imma keep watching anyway.
just need a trap door and its perfect!
How did you learn to do all these trades? I wish you lived near me, I would keep you busy in more than one house!
I love your videos. I like the simple explanation you give. Anyone can fallow them.
One thing I would do more is figure out to put in a trap door on the flor. You got young kids and it only takes one wrong step. And it's not only the kids. You can be tired or having a headache or any other thing that can make you momentarily careless...
Just think about it.
You can fiks it in plads with som Thing string and smalle nails then it is fixs in plads
what kind of ruler are you using that you can slide a knife through called?
When I apply mud, I usually get more on myself and the floor than on the walls.
🤣 same
that must be the quietest house in town
Great work on the shelves it had some writing on them what did it say
On the old shelves?
@@TheFixerHomeRepair yea on the old shelves. Written in red
Where do you get your hockey shirts?
What brand paint are you using here? You said it is really good paint!
Hey! It is Benjamin Moore Regal Select. The color is "iced cube silver" by the way. 😁 Thanks for watching!
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Any links to the shelving units?
Hey! I got these at Target. Here is a link... www.target.com/p/5-shelf-bookcase-white-room-essentials-8482/-/A-54360637
Thanks for watching!
@@TheFixerHomeRepair Thank you!!
Why would someone cover up built-in shelves and then add shelves in the same area that they already had them? I prefer the built-ins.
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Rerun?
Compilation. 😬👍
Yeah, that god-awful paneling would be the first thing to go for me as well.
YOU ARE NOT ALONE IN THE LOVE/HATE RELATIONSHIP WITH DRY WALL AN MUDDING IT... [[UCK]]
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Squinting....huuummmm...not as good as safety glasses perhaps??? :)
But they are safety squints.