I recently purchased lumber from a local yard that has an S-Dry stamp on it. I was invoiced for kiln dried lumber. I always thought s-dry meant stack dry. The yard told me it was the same thing. did i get a lower grade lumber and what is the difference between s-dry and kiln dry?
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Welcome to BT. It appears you lost your first post. There's a place in your preferences I think that you have the option of having the site notify you of Answers to your post. Check that and you'll be given the link back to that post and answer.
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