And if there are no nails holding wall studs to a treated bottom plate, foundation bolts/anchors are ineffective. It’s also ...

It’s easier to assemble your wall with the crowns up; that way both ends of the studs are solidly on the ground when you attach the top and bottom plates, instead of acting like rockers on a ...

They should be white and powdery to start, then turn into tawny sawdust — proof that you did, indeed, hit the stud. Lastly, bolt the plate to the wall. You can do this with a standard adjustable ...