Problem 1: Floor Joist brace.

Traditionally backer is used in this manner,

however in tight spots and around existing floor

joist and brace.Problem 2: Nailing from

the top.Traditional backer can be difficult to work with and install, nearly impossible to nail from the top if you

can place it there at all

Problems 1 and 2 solved.FastBacker can easily be applied from the floor with

sheetrock screws

Problem :The plumbing is in the back. Traditional backer can not be applied. Problem solved: With FastBacker I you apply the backer from the front of the framing with a sheetrock screw.

Problem : Floor Joist Braces, wiring and plumbing all make this difficult to apply traditional backer

Problem Solved: FastBacker I is applied from the floor with sheetrock screws.

Finished with FastBacker

Problem: Existing plumbing is too close to the framing. Problem solved: FastBacker I easily fits

Problem: Plumbing is in the way and you can not use traditional backing.

The wall would have to be moved out to use traditional backer. Problem solved:

FastBacker I is easily applied on the front of

the framing with sheetrock screws.

FastBacker II, split down the

middle can also be used in this

application.

Simply staple FastBacker II to

framing. Only FastBacker II can be installed with a

staple and only in a wall situation.

Problem: The wall intersected with an existing wall. We were unable to use traditional backer. Problem solved: With FastBacker I this problem was solved.

This shows where the wall intersection problem was solved.

An added convenience of FastBacker products is that the only tools you need to cut (when necessary) and apply our product is a pair of snips and a screw gun or drill. You do not need to cut boards with saws or use pneumatic guns. No need to look for scraps or cut up good boards for backing. Also you will be saving on labor because it is extremely fast to install.

We recommend snips to cut FastBacker Products

Simply snip FastBacker I at the desired length

Then snap or twist to separate