So the project begins
Ok, lets start off by saying that getting the TC out of the truck was one of the most stressful things Ive done in a long time. I did it by myself and I'm thinking if I didn't take breaks due to the e...
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Ed-N-Dani wrote:Not intended to be a backhanded comment. I stated in my post my comment was not intended to be disrespectful, therefor no mud slinging intended. I will leave it at that.Reddog1 wrote:
Have you found any PT lumber?
No intention of being disrespectful, just trying to point out it is not used in any TC construction I have ever seen.
Wayne
Wayne, it seems like a backhanded comment to me. As a moderator I would of expected a higher level of control and courtesy to fellow members. I'm a newbie here but I know on any other forum sites I have used the moderators don't involve themselves in mud slinging. Friendly banter is always fun but that's about it.
Ed-N-Dani wrote:I think your comment on control and courtesy to fellow members is a bit much, when you accuse me of "pissing" about your use of PT. Your various post suggest you are new to TCs and their construction. You ask for information, yet very sensitive and get offended with the discussion. I see it in other post.
Now to touch bases on the PT, the wood that is soft here is interior wood and would not require PT for the build although if they had it wouldn't be soft like it is but this is a maintenance issue. The location that your pissing about me using PT is not an interior application and is exposed to the elements of Mother nature.
Ed-N-Dani wrote:I have no confusion as it pertains to the use of PT lumber.
Do I have to use PT, obviously no. But if I chose to and it cost me an extra 10 bucks then that's my choice.
I hope this clears up any confusion you may have on the application of when and when not to use PT lumber.
Kindest regards
Ed
