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Framing Wall Electrical. Once i frame the other wall and account for drywall, the panel would be. Also, you cannot notch the side of the studs that structural sheathing/plywood is affixed to (see shear walls). Easier, but the downsides are less insulation (difficult to insulate around the panel). Build the wall around the panel as if you were framing a window. I'm concerned about the best way to frame around it to maintain the required lateral working space. This wall framing article details what you need to know about an interior wall framing layout for applications such as a basement, bathroom, or partition wall. Also, you'll need to keep the 'window' large enough for future work in the panel. In order to drywall around the breaker box (so the faceplate of the breaker box would fit over the drywall), i'd need studs in a frame. Fishing electrical cable through existing walls requires specialty tools, but diyers can do the job if they learn the proper techniques. Then add a pair of cabinet doors to 'hide' the panel.

I'm concerned about the best way to frame around it to maintain the required lateral working space. Also, you'll need to keep the 'window' large enough for future work in the panel. Once i frame the other wall and account for drywall, the panel would be. Build the wall around the panel as if you were framing a window. In order to drywall around the breaker box (so the faceplate of the breaker box would fit over the drywall), i'd need studs in a frame. Fishing electrical cable through existing walls requires specialty tools, but diyers can do the job if they learn the proper techniques. Also, you cannot notch the side of the studs that structural sheathing/plywood is affixed to (see shear walls). Then add a pair of cabinet doors to 'hide' the panel. Easier, but the downsides are less insulation (difficult to insulate around the panel). This wall framing article details what you need to know about an interior wall framing layout for applications such as a basement, bathroom, or partition wall.

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Framing Wall Electrical Also, you'll need to keep the 'window' large enough for future work in the panel. Easier, but the downsides are less insulation (difficult to insulate around the panel). In order to drywall around the breaker box (so the faceplate of the breaker box would fit over the drywall), i'd need studs in a frame. This wall framing article details what you need to know about an interior wall framing layout for applications such as a basement, bathroom, or partition wall. Then add a pair of cabinet doors to 'hide' the panel. I'm concerned about the best way to frame around it to maintain the required lateral working space. Also, you'll need to keep the 'window' large enough for future work in the panel. Build the wall around the panel as if you were framing a window. Also, you cannot notch the side of the studs that structural sheathing/plywood is affixed to (see shear walls). Fishing electrical cable through existing walls requires specialty tools, but diyers can do the job if they learn the proper techniques. Once i frame the other wall and account for drywall, the panel would be.