Before that, however, they worked on putting up the ceiling in Jason's "man cave" and installed some extra sound-proofing material before installing the sheet rock. The material was a bit awkward to work with, but the fact that the room is not properly squared made it much more difficult.
Johnny, Tony and Chris install the additional sound proofing material |
Chris secures the sheet rock to the joists |
Tony measures for the next piece of sheet rock |
The ceiling is almost finished |
Tony and Chris take measurements for the wall board in the radio room |
Now you see through..... |
.....now you don't! |
The radio room is now separated from the downstairs bedroom |
Johnny had to do some work at the hospital project, during the morning, but came back later in the afternoon to continue working on the lower apartment bathroom plumbing.
Johnny glues some of the pipe sections |
The "mudders" also returned, this morning, to mud up the walls and ceilings downstairs. They zip around the place pretty quickly, so I stayed out of the way for most of the day.
As usual, Troy showed up at the end of the afternoon and we did some temporary wiring modifications in the radio room to allow the lights in the downstairs bedroom to have a separate switch for now. Otherwise, I would have had to go outside to get to the radio room, each night, in order to turn off the lights on the other side of the wall.
After that was done, Troy went outside to the master bedroom/bathroom to channel out some of the block and install electrical boxes in various locations.
Troy marks out an area of block to be channeled |
Using the power saw to cut the block |
The dust flies everywhere |
Troy installs the flex conduit for the electrical outlet box |
Tomorrow, the construction team will be working at the hospital project, so only the two other guys will be here to continue the next phase of the mudding process.
looking good!
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