Flooring, Drywall & Interior Finishes in Studio City

Flooring and drywall for Studio City additions, held back until the room is dried in and the subfloor reads dry, with wet-room membranes listed separately.

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Boxes of flooring and stacks of gypsum board wait in the garage on a Studio City addition until the roof, windows and exterior doors are in and the new room is dried in. Wet board loses strength and grows mold, and a damp subfloor can cup a wood floor laid over it. A moisture meter checks the new framing and subfloor before either material comes inside.

Drying in before the board

Rain on open framing dries out. The trouble starts when board or plank goes in too early. So the roof is covered, windows are flashed and set, and exterior doors are hung over a sloped sill pan before anything finished arrives. The roof tie-in above the new room is checked from inside as well, since a drip there would land right on the new ceiling. Drywall goes up only after the meter readings on studs and subfloor come back dry.

Wet rooms inside the addition

A bathroom or laundry in the new space gets its own water plan. Behind a tub or shower, a cement backer or foam board carries a waterproof membrane, and paper-faced gypsum stays out of the splash zone. The bathroom floor gets a membrane under the tile that turns up the wall a short way, and the washer sits in a drain pan. Near the back door, vinyl plank or tile handles a dripping dog or a wet swimsuit without swelling at the joints.

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