Dried-In
Dried-In
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Is there a formal definition for "dried-in" anywhere? If so, could someone please post it for me? Thanks for the help.
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RE: Dried-In
It could be applied to many structures in different climates. I have seen a definition that applies to general construction and project quality control.
Dick
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RE: Dried-In
Also, the HVAC system should be in place.
The term implies that interior finishes can be installed without exposure to the elements.
Normally the roof is 100% complete, but exterior finishes such as paint or siding may not be complete.
I wouldn't think there is a formal definition anywhere.
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