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Re: GBlist: Dangers of CCA Pressure Treated Wood
Treated Wood [Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: GBlist: Dangers of CCA Pressure Treated Wood To: permaculture@sunsite.unc.edu Subject: Re: GBlist: Dangers of CCA Pressure Treated Wood ...
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Treated Wood A Long Term Environmental Threat
Previous studies on the arsenic leaching problem prompted the wood products industry to phase out CCA products for residential use in 2003, but CCA treated wood can still be used in utility poles and industrial timbers. The researchers suggested that authorities may want to carefully consider what should be the final resting place for CCA-treated wood ...
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Environmental issues and how to solve them
Bos™ (i.e. roofs, sidings, fences) Industries using Weather-Bos™ (i.e. architects, contractors, wood product manufacturers) Truth vs.Confusion Spec and Technical Data The advantages of Pre- ... Lead Paint Avoid Toxins within the Coatings and Paint Industry Environmental Terms CCA Pressure Treated Wood Creosote Dangers Weather Bos™: An Environmental Solution Volatile Organic Compounds Click on the bar ...
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MedlinePlus: Arsenic
Breathing sawdust or burning smoke from arsenic-treated wood Living in an area with high levels of arsenic in rock Working in ... Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances) Chromated Copper Arsenate (CCA): Inorganic Arsenical Pressure-Treated Wood(Environmental Protection Agency, Office of Prevention, Pesticides and Toxic Substances) Tox Town(National ...
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Sourcebook: Wood Treatment
Wood treatment refers to protecting wood from damage caused by insects, moisture, and decay fungi. CONSIDERATIONS: Three primary methods of wood treatment currently prevail: creosote pressure-treated wood, pentachlorophenol pressure-treated wood, and inorganic arsenical pressure-treated wood ...
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Georgia-Pacific Building Products Literature - Building Materials Information, Architectural Specifications, Construction Materials Information, Gypsum Boards Literature, Engineered Lumber Literature, Building Panel Information, Wood Panel Information, Bu
KB/2pgs) Specifications Pressure Treated Lumber Treated Lumber Safety Dispatch (45KB/2pgs) Material Safety Data Sheets Gypsum Products ... Wood Products MSDS #30: UF Bonded Wood Products (48KB/9pgs) MSDS #31B: Wood Products (Asphalt Impregnated and/or Coated) (71KB/8pgs) MSDS #33Q: ACQ Pressure Treated Wood and Lumber (46KB/9pgs) MSDS #31A: Wood and Wood ...
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Questions & Answers: What You Need to Know About Wood Pressure Treated with Chromated Copper Arsenate (CCA) | Pesticides | EPA
What precautions should be taken when working with CCA-treated wood? How should you dispose of CCA-treated wood? Does arsenic leach from treated wood products into soil? If so, what happens to it? ... Furthermore, since some animals like to eat wood, CCA-treated wood should not be used where animals can chew on the treated wood. Also, do not use where treated wood may come into direct or indirect ...
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Manufacturers | ebuild.com | Engineered Wood--Roof Trusses
Sunrooms Engineered Wood--Roof Trusses View All 19 Engineered Wood--Roof Trusses Manufacturers Brought to you by News From Our Editors Engineered Pressure-Treated Roof Trusses ... Wood--Roof Trusses Articles Engineered Pressure-Treated Roof Trusses Engineered Roof Trusses Engineered Roof Trusses View All Additional Resources Manufacturers Catalogs Articles Videos Hot Brands See All Engineered Wood ...
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Green Home Building:Recycling Old Wood
I'm doing. But I've started to become concerned that the wood might be treated with ... . Is there any building style that incorporates this type of non-treated reclaimed wood? I'd love to be able to use this for something. ... have heard of folks using wood from a tobacco barn for interior use but do not know if they treated the wood or not. I would ...
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