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What is attique stock?

Attic Stock. The term, Attic Stock, is used to describe excess/surplus construction material that are either left over from a job and taking up storage space.

What is typical attic stock?

Attic stock refers to overage material (typically a finished material) thats not installed. Its kept by the owner in storage (hence the name attic stock) for their future maintenance crews to use to replace damaged installed product.