Moldings 2 weeks in warm room. Does it matter?

[Mjärn]

The carpenter I hired told me that I should buy moldings (ceiling and baseboard) from companies that have stored the moldings in a heating room for 2 weeks. He advised me against buying from companies that keep their moldings outdoors.

The vast majority of stores sell their moldings that haven't been in a heating room. If it was so important, it’s strange that most don't store their moldings in the correct way.

So what do you think? Does it make such a big difference?

 

[Cerb]

The carpenter I hired told me that I should buy moldings (ceiling and baseboard) from companies that have stored the moldings in a heating room for 2 weeks. He advised me against buying from companies that have their moldings outdoors.

Most stores sell their moldings that have not been in a heating room. If it were so important, it's strange that most don't store their moldings properly.

So what do you think? Does it matter that much?

It matters. But buy whichever moldings you want and dry them in the room where they will be installed for 3-4 weeks and it will be fine. (Provided the room is properly heated)