01-13-2006, 03:33 PM
HaHA AHyah, I asked a person currently in the process this presise question not a week ago. If I understood the response it goes like this. No one worries about the rain on the sub flooring! Well except me and HADave!! LOL
The explanation I received was that once the subflooring goes on and the wall framing is done the roof goes up. As the plumbing and electrical are done which takes some time, the breezes air dry the sub flooring.
One other trick I was told is drilling small holes into the subflooring for drainage and sweeping am and pm to help keep the moisture to a minimum.
This probably would not be adequate here, but there if I understand this correctly is how it is done!
Someone, anyone, please is my understanding correct????
Mahalo, a former DUCK who nolonger has webbed feet.
mella l
The explanation I received was that once the subflooring goes on and the wall framing is done the roof goes up. As the plumbing and electrical are done which takes some time, the breezes air dry the sub flooring.
One other trick I was told is drilling small holes into the subflooring for drainage and sweeping am and pm to help keep the moisture to a minimum.
This probably would not be adequate here, but there if I understand this correctly is how it is done!
Someone, anyone, please is my understanding correct????
Mahalo, a former DUCK who nolonger has webbed feet.
mella l
mella l
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