Posted by Aaron Ford on July 03, 2012 at 12:47:39 from (208.251.209.126):
In Reply to: storage shed posted by rat0851 on July 03, 2012 at 12:01:48:
I set my deck posts by digging 30 inches and pouring two fully mixed bags of concrete in the hole and let it set. Then set my post on top and pour two more bags around the post. This was to prevent wind lift on a deck which probably isn't necessary on a building but that it how mine will go in. Concrete is caustic until set so acid should be no problem. The only places I have ever seen treated wood to have an issue is where it alternates between wet and dry but it took 20+ years. Always wet or always dry never seems to rot. Your results may vary.
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