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mdonlin

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11/16/2001 10:51 PM
the sheetrock in a house? The homeowner is worried that pouring the basement floor after the ready-built house is moved on to the new basement (Lite-Form walls) is going to affect the tape on the sheetrock. I want to pour the floor after the basement is covered so I don't get caught out in the cold. Is the moisture from the new floor going to bother the tape job on the sheetrock?

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11/17/2001 4:34 PM
It shouldn't, but if you want a safety factor, rent a dehumidifier...just be careful you don't go to the other extreme and cause drywall cracking....been there, done that.

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