This Old House | Focus on Framing (S43 E9) FULL EPISODE
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The This Old House crew builds and raises exterior wall framing for an addition on a 1800s Cape home, and electrician Heath Eastman discusses lighting and electrical sub-panel options with Tom Silva and Kevin O'Connor.
From the video
Answers: How do you frame exterior walls and install recessed lighting and a ridge beam in a house addition?
- exterior wall framing
- pneumatic framing nailers
- LVL ridge beam installation
- recessed lighting options
- electrical sub-panel placement
What it concludes
- Building wall frames on the ground helps achieve level, plumb, and square structures.
- Using pneumatic framing guns saves significant time compared to using hammers and nails.
- Wafer lights and thin retrofit lights offer more installation flexibility in tight ceiling spaces than recessed cans.
- Adding a sub-panel in a sub-section is more efficient than running numerous individual circuits long distances from the main panel.
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