Colorado B.S. Thread

GOT IT. I'll be in the woods in the morning and the event starts at noon so plenty of time for both.

 

From morning to noon is not plenty of time.

 

Went to town to run errands and accidentally came home with a sequoia fml.

 

I know what you mean I went out one day and came home with a Highlander

 

I have two 4runners, two Tacoma's , a Tahoe and now a Sequoia and I'm supposed to get a new Tundra in December. Might need a bigger driveway sooner than I thought.

 

Whelp, this is fun, right? FYI apparently 285 is blocked just north of Antero Junction.


EDIT. Apparently they were moving cows. On a Friday. :-|
Open again. Slowly.

 

Nice! Dang it, why did I do a craigslist search. https://charlotte.craigslist.org/cto/d/charlotte-2004-toyota-sequoia-limited/7198740507.html

 

Baby's first car

 

If only we weren’t in the middle of a remodel.

 

Zero fun

 

Especially when you rip out the carpet and realize they used 3/4” particle board underlayment that has dog piss all over it.

 

Ewwww!!

 

That’s just normal traffic

 

If particle board would just go away like 8-tacks and Beta tapes

 

What would you recommend for new underlayment for LVP? Plywood underlayment in the bathrooms is 1/2” and plywood underlayment in the kitchen is 5/8” but I have to remove a sheet due to rot under the sink. Was thinking either 19/32” or 23/32” $5 more a sheet for the thicker stuff. Am I on the right track? Subfloor is 1/2” plywood.
https://www.homedepot.com/p/19-32-in-x-4-ft-x-8-ft-BC-Sanded-Pine-Plywood-201427/100007300

 

House remodeling is fun.

 

Your subfloors aren't 3/4"? I will always recommend thicker for subfloors, 23/32" all day.

 

Nope, and you can tell with how much it flexes

 

Yeah that sucks, if its possible I would replace as much as you can to at least 23/32" even if its just room by room as you remodel or something.

 

Replace the subfloor as well as the underlayment? I was just going to install the 23/32” on top of the 1/2” subfloor and call it a day.