The most common shims are wood (often cut from cedar or pine) and serve well for almost any interior adjustment. Plastic shims are also available and have the distinct advantage of being water and rot-resistant, which makes them ideal for plumbing or exterior adjustments.Aug 18, 2020
Are there pressure treated shims?
long, and store them in a bucket for when I need a pressure-treated shim — for example, when I'm leveling joists or posts. ... Christopher Norell, Green Brook, NJ. Sign up for the Fine Homebuilding Tip of the Day and get daily tips and special offers delivered to your inbox.Sep 1, 1998