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Why should interior solid-wood doors and wood trim be acclimated to the building's interior conditions before installation?
a.To make them lighter to carry
b.To bleach out the natural wood color
c.To let their moisture content stabilize so they do not shrink, swell, or warp after installation
d.To harden the surface against scratches
Giải thích
Acclimating wood lets its moisture content reach equilibrium with the indoor environment so the installed doors and trim do not later shrink, swell, or warp as they adjust. Acclimation does not reduce weight, change color, or harden the surface.
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