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10/9/25 @ 10:04 PM
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PimplySwede
User since 1/6/09

I have treated plywood for the exterior.  Wondering if I need to spend the extra $$ to get treated framing lumber?

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10/10/25 @ 6:21 AM
PimplySwede
User since 1/6/09
I got treated for the bottom of the frame that will attach to the ​elevated platform.  The rest will be protected from the elements.  Saved about $200

10/9/25 @ 11:06 PM
eyesman
eyesman
User since 1/7/02
Any part of the framing that will be exposed to the weather or ground contact should be treated for longevity. I just purchased a 5’ x 6’ hunting blind and am going to build a 9’ high elevated platform to place it on. All the framing will be treated. $1,700.00 for the blind, $90.00 in exterior grade screws and $550.00 for the raised platform materials which will have a ships ladder type stars with a handrail. Soon to be 68 years old the stairs with a handrail will be better than a ladder access. 

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