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Adam
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Posted 6 Months, 3 Weeks ago #1
Hi
I would like to build a drywall wall on the interior of an external wall, against which I will have my TV and all my stereo gear. this way, I can run cables and such between the two walls and have it neat and tidy. My exterior wall is insulated and vapor barriered, and i was wondering if that was enough - or should I treat if further to avoid any future problems between the two walls.
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Posted 6 Months, 3 Weeks ago #2
so there is a wall there now... and you a building a new 'faux wall' on the inside side of the other to hide cables and junk?

Can't see a problem with that... Not complicated... 2x4s and sheet rock...

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