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Interesting , no , but I do use PL Premium subfloor adhesive which is a polyurethane based glue through a large tube pneumatic gun

 

Switched to that style application for glue and spray foam. Love it. One bottle is like 8 tubes so much easier.

 

I have a Hilti foam applicator like that for my spray foam

Like 8 big tubes ?

 

I had the advantech applicator for free just asked the rep to demo one. Makes gluing drywall a much nicer process. Even ceilings

 

I'm intrigued

So seriously , 1 can is like 8 big tubes or regular ones ?

 

And you don't have to clean the gun after every use, you can leave a can in for awhile.

 

How much $ per can roughly ?

 

Yeah thats the same for spray foam

 

I'll have to check on price, but speed ease and it doesn't drip, made it a done deal for me.

 

Just curious because if it replaces 8 tubes thats basically a box and thats not cheap

 

Tytans version is $32

 

http://www.finehomebuilding.com/2016/08/01/sufloor-adhesive-without-squeeze

22$

 

Cheap

 

Yup

 

There is no subfloor to put down on my current build but I'll look into it before I build again

 

Well got good news! County inspector came out and basically said I could do whatever I wanted. Its all private drainage and county wise they have nothing to do with it.

Then emailed a couple landscaping companies and the one who actually responded referred me to another company (the original is only taking full on landscaping projects right now). Emailed the referred to company at ~9am. He had a guy out to me at 3pm. Guy was looking around and made it sound like a pretty simple fix. Drain pipe, surrounded by 7/8 drain rock (think that was the size he said) then top soil over it to grade the are out. Plus will have them do a bit of other stuff while they have the machines there. So off to a good start at least....least till i see their estimate lol.

 

Picking up these beauties for above the washer and dryer in my laundry room. Before you laugh, they are getting separated, painted and rough cut lumber shelves made for in between. Hopefully I can get them this weekend. I got them for 40 bucks, I figure for the Art Deco look I want, it's a steal. BTW they are metal ones from the 50's

 

Make sure to make the drain pipe / drain rock into a burrito wrapped in heavy landscape fabric

 

Where we're at ~



PSL header to #1 FOHC DFir post that forms the corner of one door to another 90 to it

How it makes any sense that the glued together popsicle sticks lumber is more expensive than the million year old solid lumber is beyond me