Hello!!
Does anyone know if you can dry studs that have been outside and gotten (very) wet from the rain? I'm going to use them to build a new interior wall in our newly purchased house. Right now they're indoors drying, how long should they lie there before I can build with them?
Best regards, Fia
Does anyone know if you can dry studs that have been outside and gotten (very) wet from the rain? I'm going to use them to build a new interior wall in our newly purchased house. Right now they're indoors drying, how long should they lie there before I can build with them?
Best regards, Fia
Hi Fia,
There was something strange with your post, difficult to read.
They should be fairly dry before you set them up, but they don't need to be bone dry.
How long it takes depends on where they are stored, humidity, ventilation, and temperature. But stack the studs well with a lot of air between them so they should dry quite quickly.
Best regards
Stefan
There was something strange with your post, difficult to read.
They should be fairly dry before you set them up, but they don't need to be bone dry.
How long it takes depends on where they are stored, humidity, ventilation, and temperature. But stack the studs well with a lot of air between them so they should dry quite quickly.
Best regards
Stefan