how to finish a basement using the quick therm concrete insulation system first a foam based gasket is glued to the floor using pl adhesive with a half inch gap between the wall each panel is very easy to install first a hole is drilled with a hammer drill into the concrete and then the anchor is fit in place and tapped in with a hammer on the edge of each panel there is a groove designed for a bead of spray foam this ensures a water tight seal to the panel next to it be sure to push each panel in nice and tight after you're finished installing the first row of insulation you can take measurements and start cutting pieces for the second row using a handsaw spray foam is applied between all seams and in all gaps the same anchor system is used and again where four corners of the product meet to ensure a nice tight bond to the concrete behind it and now it's time to frame with metal studs using a level find the position of your top and bottom track the top is screwed directly into the floor joists and the bottom is anchored to the concrete using a hammer drill and then tapcon concrete screws after the top and bottom track are installed stud stabilizers are pushed into the grooves of the product the grooves are spaced at eight inches so your studs can be spaced at 16 or 24 as desired each stud is easily cut with a pair of snips using one screw at the top one at the bottom and one for each of the stabilizers each stud is attached to the wall the stabilizers have holes in the back of them to feed your electrical wiring through after attaching all electrical boxes is time to drywall dry welding over metal studs is very simple it is done just as it is over wood studs using drywall screws and a drywall bit after your drywall is hung you're ready for mud and tape for more information on the quick therm concrete insulation system please visit the link you