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Things to Think About

• Internal walls
  • drainage under walls (dimpled membrane/platon or PVC shims) → PLATON
  • pressure treated for bottom plate  → WHY NOT
  • polly wrapped around bottom plate → YEP
  • typar behind wall to hold in fiberglass → YEP
  • 1/2 - 1" gap between concrete and wall → YEP
  • fiberglass pink insulation R16? → SURE
  • vapour barrier on hot side → ALWAYS

• Upper Stair Wall
  • strap wall for drywall? → Furring strips or cement board glued to foundation wall???.

• Under Stair Wall
  • Wall from mid stairs → Wall on stairs only. Enclose pillar.
  • need to figure out storage under stairs -> Later
    • drawers?
    • doors?

• Flooring
  • decide on vinyl flooring → DONE

• Other
  • Mortar and Waterproof exterior wall along stairs (upper and lower) → DONE
  • remove rock from under stairs and re-concrete? → DONE

• Bathroom 
  • Shower - Link
  • Toilet - 12" rough in
    • Kohler - Link 
    • Kohler - Link 
  • Later
    • fix drain locations
    • Install 

• Fireplace/heat source?

Supplies

Wall Construction

• 2x4s
• 2x4 pressure treated for bottom plates
• strapping for wall and ceiling
• shims
• screws/nails - Bryan to supply nails ?
• platon (Bryan to supply)
• tapcon screws
• poly
• Typar
• 1 door (28")
• 1 pocket door assemblies
• 1x4 PT strapping for cinder block wall and stairs
• Construction adhesive

Flooring

• vinyl planking
• baseboards - 1x4 pine painted white.

Electrical

• wire
• pot lights
• plugs
• etc.. 

Insulation

• 16" 2x4 fiberglass pink insulation

Drywall

• drywall
• mud
• fiber tape

Tasks in Order

Bathroom Rough-in

Drain flush with floor. 

Assumes finished walls.

Self Levelling the Brewery Room

Room Size: 13' x 10' (130 sqft)

Height Measurements : 

Given values

• Room area: 13 ft × 10 ft = 130 ft²

• Average thickness: 0.875 in

• Yield per 22.7 kg bag (Sika Level-125 CA): ≈ 0.45 ft³

Convert thickness to feet

0.875 in ÷ 12 = 0.0729 ft

Compute total volume

130 ft² × 0.0729 ft = 9.48 ft³

Divide by yield per bag

9.48 ft³ ÷ 0.45 ft³/bag = 21.1 bags

Add waste factor (10–15 %)

21.1 × 1.10 = 23.2 bags → round up

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