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Borate based wood preservative provides permanent protection against Formosan
and other termite species, decay fungi and wood destroying insects in dry interior
applications.
It is not suitable for applications exposed to the weather or in ground contact,
and
must be protected from exposure to liquid water.
• Preservative treated with Disodium Octoborate Tetrahydrate (DOT) 
• Applicable only in dry interior applications such as wood frame construction
• Protects against Formosan Termites and other wood destroying insects
• Protects against fungal decay
• Non-corrosive to metal fasteners
• Non-toxic to humans and animals
• Does not adversely effect the strength properties of the treated lumber
or plywood
• Is a colorless treatment but is also available with a dye to make job
site product
identification easier
• Is applied through a pressure treatment process to optimize penetration
of borate
preservative
• Lumber and plywood must be protected from exposure to the weather while
in transit
and while being
stored at retail yards and job sites
• Penetrates difficult to treat refractory species such as Spruce-Pine-Fir
and
Douglas Fir
• Covered by a 20-Year transferable limited warranty against structural
damage
due to fungal decay
and/or insect damage, including both native and Formosan
termites
• Framing lumber
• Studs
• Sill plates
• Floor joists
• Roof rafters
• Trusses
• Plywood
• Interior sheathing
• Furring strips
• Flooring
• Moldings
• Wood trim
• Meets American Wood-Preservers' Association
standards
• Meets State of Hawaii requirements for
protection against Formosan termites
For more info: www.treatedwood.com, www.osmose.com or www.qualityborate.com
Source: Viance/treatedwood.com
