Make sure to double check your job site for proper drywall backing #construction #diy #realestate

Then put something.

The parts of the eastern seaboard I worked building houses, they call that deadwood.

Never heard term deadwood or sheetrock backing. We always just called it a nailer or nailing for the sheetrock. Deadwood kind of makes sense to me...interesting term

Heavens to Betsy!!!!! Damn carpenter put up thousands of boards and forgot one!!!

The only time i think about drywall backing is when i have to cut it out, so my 2 6" pipes can fit in the 10" of mechanical space engineering gave me.

If you have ever framed a building even something as simple as this- there is always going to be something missed. A set of blueprints might be 2’x3’ and 60 pages. A carpenter has to get everything on every page in.

Good luck.

And why is the pipe not sitting on top of the 2x6’s? Seems like a lot of extra work having to drill through them

The wall will
Support the edge

They also forgot to put a nail plate under the dead wood

Gotta have that dead wood.

Also, a very easy fix

Always calling out mistakes so annoying I swear you can do everything right and someone will find something they didn’t do why don’t you just teach the guy and stop complaining.

So, no steel plate to protect the plumbing?

It's only a courtesy

a carpenter is responsible to make the house structurally correct according to plans..... not to make other traits job easier by adding "backing, deadwood, or whatever term you want to call it. if its not in plans doesn't need to be done.

Why is that pipe going through the ceiling joist?

How the hell you sign off on jobs like that it’s unreal

It's called "DEAD WOOD"

You should see The Nightmares I have to deal with, I work for a father and son neither of which knows how to frame and they both abandon their projects halfway through

Deadwood....

Dead wood

nail .. piece

Drywall backing? Nobody calls it that you mediocre excuse for a builder

The drywallers will figure it out and keep moving. Least of the worries on a new build

I call em nailers

why6 the fuck is there a header in an interior door....did you not notice that? why is the pipe going through the trusses?? the fuck kind of build is this?

What kind of wood is that?

Is ABS pipe just a California thing? I didn't know anyone used white pvc for waste

Its called dead wood rookie

A nail piece.

Guy has no clue go back to your office leave the work for someone who knows what he’s doing

Considering they don't have to do that was nice of em

But why

As a carpenter, I almost always miss at least one drywall backer. What separates a great builder from a decent one is #1 availability for subcontractor problems and #2 a pick-up guy to fix these issues.

We call it deadwood

Poor explaining, what was the point of this video

JFC. Could not be bothered to pipe it

So go put a piece on bubba

Why is the plumbing going through that joist. That's not how plumbing is done unless somebody really messed up in the rough plumbing. I wouldn't buy that house after my inspector comes in. Always get your new home inspected at every stage of the build. Hold your builder to doing Everything correct.

They used to sell drywall clips for this purpose. Wasn't meant to be used all the time but as a backup if needed.

It’s Called a “nailer “.

It’s called a nailer 🤦‍♂️

It’s called a nailer. Drywall backing? Is that what they call it on planet Claire?

It is called deadwood

Oh my God he forgot one it happens

Always something ahh!!

Half assed carpenters think deadwood and nail plates are the homeowner's responsibility.

??? Thats normally the drywall team's job.... wtf

You sound like a crybaby, I bet you’re the type of super that forgets to order material and that’s why backing was missed

What about all that plumbing that is running through the all the ceiling joists. Don't think that's code buddy