Timber Treatment

We are committed to delivering timber products that are not only of the highest quality but also engineered for durability and long-term performance. Our advanced treatment facilities feature both high-pressure and low-pressure treatment tanks, allowing us to provide specialized timber treatments that enhance the strength, resilience, and lifespan of our products.

High-Pressure Treatment Tank

Our high-pressure treatment tank is designed for deep and thorough impregnation of preservatives into timber, ensuring superior protection against decay, insects, and fungal attacks. This process is crucial for timber that will be exposed to harsh environmental conditions, such as in construction, fencing, or outdoor furniture. We Offer UC2, UC3 & UC4

Key Features:

Compliance with Standards: Our high-pressure treatment meets industry standards, ensuring the treated timber is suitable for use in critical applications where safety and longevity are paramount.

Our low-pressure treatment tank provides a more surface-level treatment, ideal for situations where timber needs a protective coating without deep penetration. This method is commonly used for aesthetic treatments, fire retardants, or where the timber will be used in less extreme conditions.

Benefits of Our Treatment Facility:

Versatility: With both high-pressure and low-pressure tanks, we can cater to a wide range of timber treatment needs, from heavy-duty structural timber to decorative and protective surface treatments.

Customized Solutions: Our facility allows us to tailor the treatment process to meet the specific requirements of each project, ensuring that you get the exact level of protection and performance needed for your application.

We are an approved WPA treater. We are FSC Certified and are backed by the independent WPA Benchmark accreditation. The WPA benchmark scheme relates specifically to the durability (resistance to biological degradation) of wood treated with preservatives by an industrial impregnation process.

It applies specifically to a treated product such as a post. Products certificated under this scheme are verified as being compliant with BS8417, the wood preservation code of practice.