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Guys, I'm working out a deal to have hardwood lumber supplied to some shithole in Canada but these assholes are insisting on humidity control.

How the fuck do I get a trailer that maintains at least 50% humidity?!

FUCK THOSE CUNTS

>> No.15481381

>>15481359
Doesn't Canada have wood? I thought there were lots of trees there.

>> No.15481384

humidity control? for what purpose? railroads ship lumber literally uncovered and it sits outside in rain, snow, whatever. although maybe it varies by type of wood.

>> No.15481390
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15481390

>>15481381
i got wood in my pants come get it faggot

>> No.15481402

>>15481359
Ship it on a flatbed with tarps. Those fuckers are retarded.

>> No.15481444

>>15481359
Find a refrigerated trailer and charge them up the ass for it

>> No.15481454

>>15481444
>Putting fucking lumber into a refeer truck

Why not just put it on a flatbed?

>> No.15481789

>>15481444

Thanks anon, you know the RH range on those things? I need to be close to 50%.

>> No.15481812

>>15481381
>>15481390
Canada has lots of pulpwood, and softwood. The deciduous trees get frostcrack further north, so not much hardwood.
T. Forestry chad.

>> No.15481820

>>15481359
Fill the truck with desiccant packets and sawdust. They can clean up the mess lol

>> No.15482663

>>15481812
you know so much about wood big guy
you are a lumber trader omg

>> No.15482680

>>15481384
Possibly to protect against warping? They were likely burned in the past with shit wood that was dumped on them.

>> No.15482691

>>15481402
If you can personally validate the wood as a reliable resource, I say go for it. They don't want to waste time and money verifying your sale. They just want to get the project done.

>> No.15482697

>>15482680
>>15482691
Isn't that why you heat treat it? I've always just shipped lumber on a flatbed, not sure why or how you would put that shit into an enclosed trailer.