Questions and Answers for 2 in. x 4 in. x 8 ft. Prime Stud

A:  Apparently I don't get answer to this question. Seemed simple enough but it's been a month and not even crickets. Awesome customer support.

A:  It's not primed, so you do not have to clean off any prior residuals. You may apply a sealant directly onto the wood. I'm sorry for the late response, if you need a quick answer, you can call the store and dial 521 for Lumber and ask said question.

A:  Depends on how much space you are going to have between each stud and how sturdy you want the shed to be. If my math is right you'll need around 38 to 40 if you are going to space them 18 inches apart. I'd suggest getting a blueprint or building plan.

A:  You're going to need at least if not all of your Framing to be out of Pressure Treated (PT) or Weather Rated lumber. PT would be a lower cost than a weather rated lumber.

A:  294

A:  Yes they do!

A:  The "prime" category is good quality, pretty straight, and ends are square-ish.  But if you want dimensional lumber "square," cut the ends, right?

A:  Yes

A:  The local HD Store should have the CA Title 24 required info on hand or you would need to check with the Manufacture. This is NOT Pressure Treated Lumber and should have a 0 formaldehyde content. Being the City of LA this may not be usable there.