Securing plates to basement floors with in ground heating
Any suggestions for the best way to secure bottom plates to a basement floor that has in-ground heating—I.E. can’t use traditional fasteners?
Thanks….a bit perplexed!
Jordan
Any suggestions for the best way to secure bottom plates to a basement floor that has in-ground heating—I.E. can’t use traditional fasteners?
Thanks….a bit perplexed!
Jordan
A 1225-sq.-ft. detached ADU uses a sloping lot to its advantage, featuring a split-level entrance and vaulted ceilings.
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Don't be perplexed. It's not good for your complexion!
Buy PL Premium const adhesive to glue the PT plates down. Weight them in place overnight and you ae good to go