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6 Sep 2016 8 Steps to build a wall in place for your basement. Line up the top and bottom plates and mark where the studs need to go, starting from the end make a mark every 16". (check your local code to see if this differs but 16" on center is fairly standard). Don't worry if you forget this step, you can measure each
Check to be sure the bottom plate is on the chalk line. Use the level to confirm that the wall is plumb, then nail up through the top plate and into the beam. 12. Secure bottom plate to basement floor using a powder-actuated nail gun.
Plan Layout. Double check all measurements to ensure a square room. Use a chalk line to mark the inside edge of the planned wall onto the concrete basement floor. Make sure to clearly mark the location of any doorways or openings.
Install blocking between joists. Install blocking for attaching the top wall plate. Install foam board. Install the foam sheets. Snap lines on the floor. Snap lines on the floor. Assemble the walls on the ground. Tip up the walls. Fasten the bottom plate. Plumb and secure the top plate. Inside corners.
To position the top plate, tape your level to a straight 2?4 and mark the blocks or joists at either end of the wall. Then snap a chalk line between them. Top plates that run perpendicular to floor joists can be nailed (with 16d nails) or screwed (with 3-in. screws) to the bottom of every other joist.
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8 Jul 2017 FRAMING BASEMENT WALLS: this helpful step-by-step guide offers specific instructions, materials needed, etc.
It's much easier to build the wall frame on the floor, then pivot it up into position. Lay out the 2" x 4"s for the wall frame with the studs 16" apart (measured on center). Use pressure-treated lumber for any part of the frame that will come in contact with concrete; for this basement wall, that means the sill and one of the end

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