Floors and Walls and Trusses
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Lisa Call > I'm wondering how all of this is going to work - how do you smooth it out if there is no way to escape?
Lisa Call > This whole process is pretty fascinating.
Lisa Call > So with the ladder gone (I guess I didn't want that 2x4 ladder cemented into my basement) - here's how they get out - climbing up the walls.
Lisa Call > And here's where they put the extra - into the bedroom.
Lisa Call > After everyone was gone and it dried a bit this guy did the final smoothing out. Here he is backed into a corner finishing the basement. He didn't speak much english so I think I embarrassed him taking pictures. Although I was wondering - what would happen if he did a face plant right about now? That might not look so good on the floor.
Lisa Call > When he finished in the basement he climbed out and put these long trays on his knees and then he smoothed out the bedroom floor. Sliding back and forth with the other things in this hand. Probably fun for a few square feet but that is a big floor. I had to head back to work so didn't watch him finish it.
Lisa Call > Some where along the line the roof trusses showed up - I'm not sure if that was monday or tuesday. But one of them.
Lisa Call > On tuesday they set up the trusses over the garage. This is just the back side. It will connect in the front with the existing roof.
Lisa Call > Studio walls are framed and roof trusses.
I'm wondering how all of this is going to work - how do you smooth it out if there is no way to escape?
> I'm wondering how all of this is going to work - how do you smooth it out if there is no way to escape?
I'm wondering how all of this is going to work - how do you smooth it out if there is no way to escape?
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