With a vacuum between the stainless layers. Maybe you should look up how a Yeti cup works before using it a nonsensical example of why you think such construction would be effective insulation compared to existing methods.

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Interior doors, you tie your jamb level into side of wall with a shim space just like you normally would. Not sure why you think that sucks?

As someone who worked as a professional finish carpenter and has set more doors in a year than you have in your life, I'll tell you right now that a raw rough opening that looks like those walls would be shite to work with. I'd frame them in or taking a demo saw to cut good flat surfaces to work with first. That doesn't get into casing those doors either, I guess you just expect people to live with gaps everywhere...

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Posted by PowerTool

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Posted on 4/3/22 at 10:19 pm to Clames

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As someone who worked as a professional finish carpenter and has set more doors in a year than you have in your life,

Prove it; post a picture of your ponytail.

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Posted by mettematt9

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Posted on 4/4/22 at 9:49 pm to Clames

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With a vacuum between the stainless layers. Maybe you should look up how a Yeti cup works before using it a nonsensical example of why you think such construction would be effective insulation compared to existing methods.

My lord. Nonsensical huh? It’s air dumbass. The answer is air. Air gaps can create insulation. Layer - air - layer. Yeti cup and this wall assembly have that in common.

And Mr Finish Carpenter, sounds like you should stick to the shite you do because they wouldn’t want you anywhere near this house anyway.

Go visit the house, find me the gaps everywhere. Oh wait? You’ve never been? You don’t know anything about this construction method? Great, glad we are arguing.

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