Building a home or remodeling are both very high-priced and most home owners tend to look at the cheapest stock as well as availability. Because there was a large construction boom in the middle of 2004 and 2008 and also natural disasters, such as hurricanes in 2006, some home owners purchased Chinese drywall.
Why the panic? Some homeowners that put Chinese drywall in their walls have found that it caused corrosion problems and some condition problems as well. If you remodeled, built or bought a new home while this time period you may want to learn some facts.
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The first thing to know about Chinese drywall is that in humid areas it was found that it emitted toxic fumes that smelt like rotten eggs. It also caused problems with pipes in the walls. Piping found in air conditioning units and other appliances had corrosion problems that were directly related to the fumes. Some residents also had some related condition problems. Many people found that the fumes caused respiratory and sinus problems. Because of these condition related issues some people indeed moved.
It was found that over 540 million pounds of Chinese drywall was imported to the Us. However, as far as Lowes, they claim that there was none sold at their stores. Lowes called all of their suppliers when the problem was first discovered and their suppliers claim that they never received any contaminated drywall from China. Lowes claims that if you bought drywall from them, then there is no need to worry.
As you can see Chinese drywall has become a very large problem and there are many lawsuits in the works. Guarnatee fellowships and manufacturers are fighting over who's to blame--and who gets the bill. Unfortunately, as it commonly happens in cases like this, the litigation could go on for years while thousands of families suffer from the effects of this toxic drywall. Lawsuits have been filed in Alabama, Louisiana, and other southern states. If you live in these areas you may want to have your homes inspected before problems occur.
The Truth About Lowe's and Toxic Chinese Drywall LOWES
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