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I have seen some cases where strips of 1/2 inch plywood where glues and screwed to the floor joist to stop bounce. this is primarily on engineered long span joist but could work in your situation as well.

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drywall would be cheaper and offer a fire retardant factor as well.

Thanks for the feedback, I need to get a temporary service going and want it prepped right for the permanent setup as well.

I am building an addition and wondered about opinions of using OSB Tongue and Groove or Plywood Tongue and Groove. Any benefits or problems with either ? Plywood is 50% more in cost.

I am planning on installing a new 200 amp panel in my home in a different location than the existing panel that will be eliminated. I am adding on a new addition and have been told the rebar must be grounded. How is this done ? What size ground wire ? Should the clamp to the rebar be encased in...