How to Build Timber Wall Framing | Mitre 10 Easy As DIY

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If you’re wanting to update the layout of your home, like turning a large room into two smaller rooms, or creating a partition in an open-plan area, then building framing for a non-load bearing wall is something you can do yourself.

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You need your own tv show. Clear and to the point.

ooSpyderoo

Well done, I really like this channel!

peterbesze

I did 622 and X back. Use the 6 times table or 4 times table if 400 centres. 622, 1222, 1822, 2422. Felt it easier than going 1778 plus 600. Thinking about it as I'm writing maybe it's just because I like adding even numbers together as opposed to adding an even number to odd number in the 100th numeral position.

TeToruFarms

I've watched this video like ten times, and I'm attempting to do this tomorrow 😅

deangounder

90mm flat head nails. Thanks for explaining what nails to use, surprisingly difficult to find a video which mentions it!

a

Brilliant demonstration. Great to see a pro in action. Now its my turn! Hahaha!

markr

good chanel blessings from Dallas Texas Unites States.

johnnycarranza

Hi can you make a video about installing new door please

danielyoukhana

What a legend! Awsome content as usual. Cheers

garethkortegast

Really clear and concise. Thank you. just one Q. I have another shorter wall framing I'm going to attach perpendicular to this frame. Any tips on how to plan and attach?

chrisnomad

Thanks for this video I finally know what's wrong with my studs.
I thought the 600mm wall brackets sold in hardware store are useless because one end doesn't hit the stud as it is short. It's because the guys who did my framing measured 600mm instead of 578mm distance between them. 🤦🏼
Also my house is 2.7m high but only has one nog in between them and are not place in lined with one another 🤣

acorpus

Great Video! Do you have another video for a stud wall that has a corner? So a short stud wall from a main wall, then another at right angles to that to the next main wall?

Fi-IndigoFarm

Love the video! I want to build my own bathroom essentially by simply building a four frame wall fixed together and celiing. I'll let the plumber fit the shower, basin and toilet but as long as can build a nice small space that can comfortibly contain these admendities that would be great. I assume I can use the same princaples as your videos and take into account I am using siding that is water resistant. Any suggestions?

webslingernz

Still think you should have squared it up first, less stress on the timber that way but that’s just me. Other than that, another class vid.

keza

how did the other side of the noggin get fixed in if they were all level? I can't see how unless angled in? would it be easier to offset them slightly instead?

seraphim