Sure! Since StablWall sits tight against the wall, there is no precautions, building out, or complications that you have to watch out for. It can be drilled through (to install studs or furring strips) without any danger of weakening it, since it is bonded directly to the wall.

SANI-TRED products are not just coatings, they are permanently flexible, ultra-adhesives which deep penetrate and bond to all basements surfaces. The adhesive bonds made with SANI-TRED products between unlike materials such as; All such bonded joints will break, during destructive testing, at other than the bonded joint itself.

A permit is not required for the installation of interior wall finishes or the construction/alteration of non-load bearing walls/elements. However, if there is new plumbing for a basement washroom then a plumbing permit is required.

Most projects take about 6-8 weeks from start to finish. However, factors such as the size of your space and your choices in finished materials can affect the length of time to complete your project.

Yes... as long as the humidity level is acceptable and a PE film is installed between the subfloor and the underlayment (PE Foam, cork, etc)

Yes, if you have a standard 2x4 framed wall in front of the concrete foundation. Although there is vapor barrier and insulation in these walls, our cabinets can be installed into below ground perimeter walls if care is taken to retain as much insulation value as possible between the cabinet back and the concrete. Equally important is the integrity of the vapor barrier. Use additional plastic and overlapping seams to create a recess or pocket into which the cabinet will install.

Yes it can, provided you have tested your basement floor for moisture. Excessive moisture can be controlled and brought within acceptable levels simply with a plastic vapor barrier sheet or special applied coatings. Either glue-down cork tiles or floating planks can be installed in basements, although in most cases, it is easier to use a floating floor system.

to 6' 8" if interconnected hard wire smoke detector is installed on both sides of girder and at top of stairway

All races share the same finish in beautiful Chumash Park. Look for the large red arch. All races finish on the grass. For spectators, the last tenth of a mile is highly visible from many locations in the park.

Yes. The majority of our homes are built over full basements. Depending on the topography of the land, either a full basement or a crawl space can be used since our pre-cut log homes are constructed upon "conventional" sub floors with ease.

No, modular structures cannot be installed on slab. The reason is that the hold-down straps required for foundation connections, wind shear requirements and seismic zone activities are wet-set into a concrete stem wall and need to have, minimally, a crawl space so that the straps can be manually attached to the inside of the module rim joists once the modules are set on foundation. Yes, modular structures can be installed with basements.

Stablwall is made up of thousands of strands of carbon fiber, all running in the same direction. Since the strands are very strong and will not stretch when it is bonded to a wall, the wall cannot stretch or move. Since the Stablwall is bonded to the wall, it actually adds strength to the wall itself – making the wall stronger than it was before. Remember that cracked walls indicate that the wall is weaker than it was before there was a crack there.

StablWall can be used on almost all types of construction, including: block walls; poured concrete walls; clay tile walls; brick walls, and some stone walls. Have a professional look at it to determine if the conditions are right for your situation.

StablWall is applied using an industrial strength epoxy. It has been engineered to be applied 6’ on center, or with a 4’ separation between sheets. It does not need to cover the entire wall, nor does it need to be applied end to end.

It depends on how the cracks and bows are situated. StablWall sheets are 2’ wide, and required to be a maximum of 6’ on center, or no more than 4 feet between sheets. It can be applied on a wall with no cracks (for protection against movement), up to a wall with multiple vertical and horizontal cracks. It can be used on walls with cracks and bows as well – how many sheets depends on how the cracks and/or bows are situated.

No. While StablWall will actually strengthen your wall, it will not straighten it. It will hold it in place where it stands. If a bow is significant, many people opt to have the wall straightened, and then have Stablwall installed after to provide strength. That way, even though the cracks still exist, the wall is more stable than ever before.

After a SANI-TRED installation, you may finish your basement by installing wall studs approximately 3/4" from the exterior walls, in the normal manner, or you may paint with any interior paint directly over the SAN-TRED installation.