Brian60077
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Can’t wait to see ot when it’s finished.
griss' Tank Upgrade Thread
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It’s gonna be a long haul. Gotta frame out and drywall another wall. Decided we’re going to do 3-4’ of ceramic where the tank will be and vinyl plank in the rest of the area.
Then, need to finish out the fish room.
Got a lot going on in real life. First grandkid turning 2, #2 on the way (March), spending time watching granddaughter and (4) grand dogs. Plus, this weekend is out…Mrs griss bucket list item to see a Cowboys game in Dallas.
Then, need to finish out the fish room.
Got a lot going on in real life. First grandkid turning 2, #2 on the way (March), spending time watching granddaughter and (4) grand dogs. Plus, this weekend is out…Mrs griss bucket list item to see a Cowboys game in Dallas.
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And I was thinking how my progress is slow 
hahaha I personaly hate drywalls and this kind of building with
that i call this Chinese sticks Of course there is waterrepelent boards ect ect and even panels that you are
using Gips we call them but there is also concrete one with mesh inside and much harder for wall and durable.
Especially if humidity is over 60% that in your case maybe will not be as in basement with good air flow no issue.
My friend had a full living room walls with aquarium wet untill i told him to isolate outside walls with rockwool
at least 5-10 cm thick. in 1 day he glued and fixed isolation and placed one dehumidifier 20 liters per day sucked...
No more wet walls. Your dry wall is using simple wood plates? OSB plates? There is nice to place inside some isolation
there is many rockwools in market for this. Will help keep temperature well. Nice work in continue wishing.
hahaha I personaly hate drywalls and this kind of building with that i call this Chinese sticks
Of course there is waterrepelent boards ect ect and even panels that you are using Gips we call them but there is also concrete one with mesh inside and much harder for wall and durable.
Especially if humidity is over 60% that in your case maybe will not be as in basement with good air flow no issue.
My friend had a full living room walls with aquarium wet untill i told him to isolate outside walls with rockwool
at least 5-10 cm thick. in 1 day he glued and fixed isolation and placed one dehumidifier 20 liters per day sucked...
No more wet walls. Your dry wall is using simple wood plates? OSB plates? There is nice to place inside some isolation
there is many rockwools in market for this. Will help keep temperature well. Nice work in continue wishing.
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