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TREAT IT RIGHT. TREAT IT TO LAST...

Due to the inherent characteristics of certain wood species, they may be defined as "refractory," that is, hard to treat with commonly-used wood preservative treatments. Therefore, it is essential for the longevity of the wood that it be treated with the correct treatment for the species and application. Our knowledgeable and competent sales staff can recommend the best treatment for the species and job specification.

Our strict quality control program includes well-informed and trained quality control supervisors, certified gauges, charts and the latest in treatment equipment. We are members and advocates of the American Wood Preservers' Association, the agency that sets the standards for the wood treating industry. If you specify AWPA standards, you can be assured that our products will meet those standards.

Different Pressure Treating Processes available from our plants allow you to choose the best preservative to match your wood protection requirements...

WOLMANIZED ® Heavy Duty-- (chromated copper arsenate) has been specified in a wide variety of applications for 70 years. As of December 31, 2003, this wood may be produced only for listed commercial and industrial uses such as poles, piles, timber, posts or plywood. It is not suitable for all wood species.

CHEMONITE ® (ACZA)-- (ammoniacal copper zinc arsenate) is the "bulldog" of waterborne preservative treatments. It can treat almost any species for almost any application, be it above ground or immersed in salt water. It is an ideal treatment for Coastal Douglas fir, the primary species of the Northwest. It is especially appropriate for residential, commercial, and industrial uses where safety and longevity are a major concern. It can be painted or stained. (See earthquake seismic code information).

WANT A CHOICE FROM TRADITIONAL PRESSURE-TREATED WOOD?

Dricon® -- fire retardant treated (FRT) wood is an effective and economical material for reducing the effects of fire. Building code organizations and other construction-related agencies recognize it as an alternative to materials classified as noncombustible for a range of applications.

NEW!
WOLMANIZED ® Residential Outdoor Wood
-- (copper azole) is used extensively in 15 countries worldwide, including Europe, Asia and Australia. One of the "new generation" or "green-building" wood preservatives containing no EPA listed hazardous constituents. It is ideal for western species, including Douglas fir. This wood treatment has been used around the world where special environmental concerns or restrictions exist. The corrosion characteristics of Residential Outdoor wood are similar to those of traditional treated wood - use ordinary hot-dipped galvanized fasteners. It can be stained or painted and is suitable for above ground or ground contact. (See earthquake seismic code information).

NEW!
Sillbor®/-- (disodium octoborate tetrahydrate) is an interior treatment to be used out of contact with liquid water. Recommended for interior framing (whole house concept). This product is clear and is stainable or paintable. This waterborne preservative treatment is for use above ground and protected from liquid water. Inorganic boron preservative is listed in AWPA Standard P5, and Sillbor® is a colorless treatment. The treating process is monitored by Timber Products Inspection, an independent agency.

Click here to review the Design Specification Guide for Pressure Treated Lumber & Timbers.


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