3/8" plywood as underlayment - DIY Home Improvement Forum
2014年4月28日 · 57 posts · Joined 2013. #1 · Apr 28, 2014. Hey guys, I'm planning on adding 3/8" plywood to my already 1" subfloor as underlayment. The goal is raise the floor to match the finished engineer flooring install to the same height of the tiles in all the bathrooms. The wife doesn't like T-mouldings and prefers the seamless look.
Questions about installing 3/8" Plywood over 3/4" OSB, for LVP …
2022年4月18日 · The main floor of our house had a mix of tile and laminate flooring, all of which has now been removed. The subfloor is 3/4" OSB glued and screwed over 2x10 joists 16" OC, over a crawl space. The tiled portions had thick squiggle lines of construction adhesive between the OSB and 1/4" cement board, which was nailed to the OSB (and some joists ...
OK to mount flat-screen TV on plywood - DIY Home Improvement …
2010年5月31日 · The plywood would probably bend so much it would be visually disturbing. The same screws you use to mount the TV to studs will suffice for mounting the TV to 1/2 inch or thicker plywood, except that the smooth part of the screw nearest the head must not go so far in as to touch the plywood. For thinner plywood use more of the same kind of screw ...
Can you put new plywood decking over the existing plywood?
2011年1月31日 · 803 posts · Joined 2008. #4 · Feb 1, 2011. I have installed new plywood over existing numerous times with out problems. The new plywood will be thinner than code because when combined with the existing you will still be exceeding sheathing requirements/codes. Make sure your roofer staggers the new plywood joints so it off sets the existing.
Sheathing over existing sheathing question - DIY Home …
2007年4月18日 · James. That phrase, if entirely accurate states that damaged plywood would be replaced! Not layed over the top. In the Chicago area, we replace rotted decking at $ 2.00 per square foot, (Home Depot is at $ 3.00 per square foot, btw), which translates to $ 64.00 per full sheet replaced.
Which screws for plywood underlayment? - DIY Home …
2021年10月22日 · Ours had 3/4" thick plywood & 1/2" plywood. So that's 1-1/4" thick. I'd use 2-1/2" where your screwing through the plywood down into floor joists, and 2" where your just screwing the 2 plywood sheets together (not screwing down into the floor joists). As far as spacing, I used the "nailing" configuration shown in the bottom right of the detail ...
What size nailer to use for Soffit Replacement
2006年1月25日 · The soffits/fascia will be made from 1x6's and/or 1x4's and some 3/8" plywood... I've read 'conflicting' information... some stuff says to use 6d or 8d nails for this type of project, and elsewhere I read that a 16 or 18 gauge nailer would work fine. My understanding is that 6d = 13 or 15 gauge... so I'm only a bit confused at this point.
what length staple should I use for underlayment? | DIY Home ...
2011年8月26日 · N. Ninjaframer. 74 posts · Joined 2011. #3 ·Aug 27, 2011. The code in Utah where I am allows for 1" 3/4 staples to be used to secure the floor sheathing. This is not allowed in all areas. Most people will tell you to use an 8 penny …
5/8" or 3/4" subfloor. - DIY Home Improvement Forum
2013年2月19日 · Or remove the additional overlayment and be really close on height. Alternatively, albeit a lot more work, is to rip up all the 5/8" OSB, put down new 3/4" plywood, 1/8" heat, 1/8" Ditra, and then tile and I'd be almost level. Obviously, 3/4" would be better than 5/8" without the additional overlayment.
Tear off or add 5/8" over 3/8" sheathing - DIY Home Improvement …
2018年7月19日 · Tear off or add 5/8" over 3/8" sheathing. I am planing to replace the roof of a ~600sqft addition to my home. I have inspected the underside of the sheathing and it looks to be in good condition but today when I pulled up the drip edge to check the outer edges I discovered the roof is sheathed in 3/8" plywood.