Reply by therealSteveN

Posted on why is framing unfinished?

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#1 posted 09-10-2019 08:41 AM

The framing should never get wet, and the cost would be prohibitive. If it gets that wet, there are bigger problems to worry about.

- ibewjon

I agree. But all of my understanding of construction is on houses, and none of them had wheels???? Really not sure, but I would think the same thought applies to rollers.

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