Had to patch a large hole in the floor we intentionally cut. And why do we do this?
q - what is the hole for?
a- to load drywall
q- why not use a door or window
a- not big enough. We use 54 inch drywall
q- why is the drywall not smaller
a- less joints less taping and sanding better finish
q- who carries in the drywall and why can’t they do it themselves
a- they’d butcher it. Hack up the floor and make a patch very hard. Better to feed it to them the way I want it done
q- is this the easiest way to get drywall into the basement? Isn’t there wires and plumbing
a- see answer above. You’ve got to cut the hole smart. Reserve the pieces in such a way it goes back together with glue and screws so no squeek later.
Ready to patch. Blocking and glue everywhere
Just like that. A hole in the ground is a major safety issue. I fixed it as soon as I could. Drywall boarders we’re just a few hours behind me and I didn’t want them in the area of the patch until it was 100%