if they are stored wet in the open then un sheeted on delivery will make no difference
if they are stored undercover and delivered un covered only the exposed surface will be wet but not saturated to any extent
Supplier want's to deliver saturated shed, should that be acceptable ?
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if they are stored undercover and delivered un covered only the exposed surface will be wet but not saturated to any extent
If you are storing paper or magazines in a shed I would use plastic boxes with lids and desiccant inside. It may be a dry shed (eventually) but it could still get damp.
When I had a new shed delivered to my allotment, it was delivered and assembled raw and unpainted. It was a week or so before the weather was dry enough to paint. That was in January too.
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