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Summary: Learn how to raise a newly framed wall in your garage, in this DIY garage remodel video clip.

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How to Raise a Newly Framed Wall in your Garage

Hi! This is John on behalf of Expert Village. In this video clip, I will be talking about raising the wall. After our construction adhesive is down, we need to go ahead and move the wall into place so that when we lift it up it will lift up easily and go right into place. Next we need to lift up the wall. Now this can be a pretty challenging task. If there is only one person in the wall that is fairly large so you might need to get an extra person. You want to make sure that your wall is tight up against that concrete block because if it is a little bit away, it will look funny when you put up your drywall.

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