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Pressure Treated Wood & DryWall
I live in a split foyer, with a 3'5" high cinder block foundation. I want to finish the basement bedroom off. It currently has the cinder block exposed, though it is coated with Super Thoroseal. I bought some pressure treated 2x4's to use as furring strips. While screwing the 2x4's to the wall with some Tapcon screws I noticed a considerable amount of liquid being squeezed out of the wood by the screw heads. How long should I wait before I tack up a vapor barrier and screw on the drywall??? I currently have an oscillating fan blowing on the framed walls. (Its been 48 hours, wood still seem very damp). The Tapcon screws worked wonderfully, but I'm wondering how they will do when the wood starts to dry.... Any help/pointers would be greatly appreciated. Thanks, John |
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