关于框架内墙的建议
Bought my house about a year ago and the room I’ve made into my home office had this terrible desk/bookshelf built-in. I’ve spent the last year slowly taking it apart. It looks like it used to be the closet in the master bedroom that is on the other side of the wall, but they flipped it around to be the built-in for this room. Our ultimate plans are to flip it back and make a nice bedroom closet in that space.
This is where I’m struggling and cannot seem to find answers on existing Q&A or general online research:My original plan was to simply complete the wall with new framing, but after opening things up a bit, I’m wondering if I should take that whole wall down to the studs, add the new lumber, and install new drywall on the whole thing.
I would greatly appreciate any suggestions folks have! I’ve attached a few pictures here and am providing a link to a Google photo album I created specifically for this project (I have captions with some details on the images there) –https://photos.app.goo.gl/iSYGxz5V4yMKu9jj6
此外，看起来墙的左侧比右侧厚的左侧，我测量了任一侧的空间深度，左侧较窄。它看起来看来，从我未经训练的眼睛中，左边是旧建筑，右边是更新的？我并不完全肯定要做什么，所以如果有人有任何想法，请分享！
太感谢了！
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Your link didn’t work for me, and I’m not entirely sure I’m looking at those pics in the correct order, but it looks to me like the side with the darker studs is a regular stud wall: studs placed perpendicular to the drywall with drywall on both sides. The side with the lighter studs appears to be two studs on the flat (parallel with the drywall), with a layer of drywall sandwiched in the middle. That’s an oddball. The drywall might be in there to shim things out to get close to the depth of a regular studwall, since two studs together (sistered) is 3” deep instead of the 3.5” dimension of a regular stud (2x4s are actually 1.5” x 3.5”).
I personally would probably rebuild that oddball wall, but it’s probably not necessary. You to take the usual precautions if you take it out too in case there is a reason it was built that way.
An easy way to even out the thickness might just be to add a layer of drywall. You can get 3/8” and 1/4” thick drywall that can be laid over an existing wall to “fix” the surface, or to increase the thickness a little.
Bill
要么将所有的干墙都拉出到角落，或者在整个内部添加一层1/4“，每一面都是漂亮的清洁新的关节。如果你去后一条路线，那么新填充框架上的大约1/2”OSB可能让你与现有的齐平，并为薄干墙带来良好的背衬。您应该能够散发出来解释深度差异。
It looks like they cobbled that wall together with scraps, but I wouldn't sweat it. There's no way that thing is bearing any load.
That link threw an error for me, but if I understand your question, I'd be inclined to remove that wall rather than try to fill in the doorway. The result is likely to look better. Too, you might consider whether you want one large closet for the master, or a smaller closet for each of the rooms.
嗨所有 - 很抱歉链接不起作用！我不确定为什么： - /非常感谢您的输入和洞察力。我将把干墙撕掉到角落里并重做它。
Also, we did think about the closet in each room idea actually, but I decided I really don't need a closet in my home office and we'd really like a nice big one in our bedroom! :)
谢谢！
General I would strip the wall down to the studs and then make a plan. It has been my experience with old houses every plan I had made had to change once the wall was opened.
当你在图像＃3中打开墙壁时，我投注你会发现不止一个惊喜。我认为墙壁都是错误的，需要被删除和替换。
I have never found anything good behind paneling like image #1.
Walta
拉下那个墙壁时，我会小心。你可能会发现一些隐藏在里面的接线。我刚刚重读这篇文章。它可能只是愚蠢的建设，但它可能是为了完成在以前的翻新期间难以搬迁的东西。
似乎总是隐藏在你不期望的地方的奇怪的东西。在我最近的家庭办公室翻新期间，我发现一个管道通风线上的凹槽可以轻，所以四个中的一个是浅景深。有足够的空间来跑得更高，它只是不是。我的猜测是我检查它是否正确地从地下室伸出了。
Bill