But he did show up this morning.
This is the trailer that houses the 55 gallon drums of liquid that becomes the foam. If you've ever used that expandable foam in a can to seal a hole up its essentially the same thing but with more insulating power.
This is the inside of the trailer. There are 2 different chemicals in each 55 gallon drum and they are fed through 2 hoses that eventually come together in a wand and when they combine you get the foam. There are 2 types of foam, closed cell and open. We are getting Open Cell and the walls will have 6 1/4 inches and 4" in the ceiling.
The tool in the upper portion of this picture is a shaving tool. When the foam goes in between the studs it is sort of controlled chaos. If you look behind the tool you see what the foam looks like. They use that tool to take off the major bumps. Then they use the tool in the picture below to shave everything off even with the wall studs.
The first day he got a little more than a third of the way through and today he got about a third more done. And he will finish up tomorrow.
I am still shocked that almost all of these subs dont show up to work until 10 ish in the morning and they shut everything down around 3 and are gone completely by 4....if I can still put in an 8 hour day of working at almost 67 years of age they should certainly be able to do it...I'm left shaking my head.
Also today the sheetrock arrived and if all goes well, they will start on Saturday, if not they should be here on Monday. So color me a happy girl!
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