Posted by Texasmark1 on November 10, 2018 at 05:59:07 from (75.106.106.206):
In Reply to: Piece by Piece posted by John in La on November 09, 2018 at 16:38:35:
Back in 1981 I had a Morton (brand) building erected. The posts that went into the ground were creosoted as I recall and each post consisted of 3ea 2x10s secured together and once installed, stuck out of the ground at like 1', 2' and 3'. The rest of the vertical support was untreated and attached to these posts, the varying lengths helping to reinforce the joint and only having the ground portion of the structure treated, reduced costs.
Point here is two fold: As you said, you get better penetration with a 2x board and it makes their construction easier as the posts are shorter and easier handling for the crew to get into the ground without special equipment. Building is still being used and the posts are still doing their job.
Glad you "put your foot down" and decided to get after it.
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