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  1. What is Lumber?
  2. Where are we located?
  3. Do we deliver?
  4. Do we contract or do installs?
  5. What are your hours for business?
  6. What is the advantages of latex paint?
  7. How important is priming before painting?

What is Lumber?

Lumber is the name used, generally in North America, for wood that has been cut into boards or other shapes for the purpose of woodworking or construction. Lumber is supplied either rough or finished. Rough lumber is the raw material for furniture making and other items requiring additional cutting and shaping. It is available in many species, usually hardwoods. Finished lumber is supplied in standard sizes, mostly for the construction industry, and is primarily one of a few coniferous needle-bearing species such as pine, hemlock, fir or spruce.

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Where are we located?

Scott County Lumber is a locally owned and operated lumber yard located on the southern edge of Scott City, KS on U.S. highway 83, next door to Wendy's Restaurant.

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Do we deliver?

Yes, we deliver in about a 45 mile radius of Scott City. There is usually an additional fee added for deliveries outside the city limits of Scott City. Also, deliveries involving shingles or drywall will have additional fees added.

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Do we contract or do installs?

No. Not at this time, but we can put you in touch with the contractors listed here on our website that can do the work for you in a timely fashion. We do love to sell the materials that it takes to complete your job!

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What are your hours of business?

Monday through Friday 7:30AM - 5:30PM
Saturday 7:30AM - 12:00PM
Sunday - Closed

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What are the advantages of latex paint?

In addition to being thinnable with water, latex paints feature: less odor, water cleanup, non-flammable, faster drying, ease of touch up, ease of application, better gloss, less fading on exteriors, no yellowing on interiors and less likely to crack or peel.
(DIY Retailing, 8/05)

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How important is priming before painting?

It is very important. Priming assures a more uniform appearance of overall finish coat. In most cases, you need a primer if the surface has never been painted before. If you are repainting something, you will need a primer if the old paint is worn down and the surface is exposed.
(DIY Retailing, 8/05)

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