Reflection: This is the starting guide to building a basic wall because construction articles use specific terms. This is also helpful for future projects that DIYers may be interested in the construction area.   

Reflection: Choosing and buying materials are the first steps to building a wall. It is important for the DIYers to understand the difference between a stud’s nominal size and a stud’s actual size, pre-cut studs for 8 feet-high walls and 9-feet high walls, and how to measure it.

Reflection: The face nail technique needs for attaching the top plate to the ceiling and the bottom plate to the floor. The toenail technique needs for attaching the vertical studs to the horizontal plates. The article also explains the rule of thumb for choosing nail size. It is helpful for the DIYers not only for building a wall but also for any construction projects.

Reflection: It is great instruction. The entire building process is explained in an easy-to-understand way with supporting pictures. It also includes valuable tips to keep studs vertical straight when toenailing. Another great tip is the Zigzag Blocking technique keeps the wall straighter and stiffer.

Reflection: 16-inch-on-center is the industry standard for residential wall framing. When done incorrectly, house safety will be affected. And you will not pass the inspection. 

Reflection: This article is for advanced-level DIYers who want to do more challenging work. Besides building a wall, it also includes hanging the drywall and pre-hung door.

Refection: It is used for advanced DIYers. There are tips the Pros in the industry use: Secure wall braces to two anchor blocks instead of one, use V-line clamp, offset block, handrail backer, how to avoid squeaks…