Treated lumber and accessories
Since the establishment of our first treated wood plant in 1984, the company has maintained a major focus on treated wood, with three wood treatment plants and a plant specializing in the production of decking accessories.
Our pressure-treated lumber program’s premium grade is guaranteed by our grading standards, which is unique in the market.
We use Tanatone staining technology and Wolmanized fifth-generation copper azole preservative formulation.
5 good reasons to use our products :
- A unique Premium grade thanks to our lumber production capacity
- An environmentally friendly treatment that offers decades of proven performance for Canadian wood species
- European color technology with a rich, attractive brown tone
- Limited lifetime warranty against termite damage and fungal decay
- Recommended for residential use above ground, in contact with soil and fresh water.
Warning - Potable water for all treated wood products approved in Canada :
- Do not use treated wood in areas where there may be direct or indirect contact with drinking water, except in incidental cases where there is a low probability of contact, such as docks or bridges.
Groupe Lebel is a member of Wood Preservation Canada. This organization ensures that authorized treatments in Canada meet the highest known environmental standards, and oversees the inspection program of its members' plants.
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For more information on our products, please contact us: ventesbt@lebelcambium.com
DOCUMENTATION
Literature
- Available treated wood dimensions and accessories
- Deck construction guide
- Treated wood in raised bed gardening (Wood Preservation Canada)
- Tanatone® technical data sheet
- Frequently asked questions
Useful links
- Answers to frequently asked questions (Wood Preservation Canada)
- 2015 National Building Code of Canada (NBC) requirements for treated wood (Wood Preservation Canada)
- Wolmanized / Tanatone®: colorants (arxada.com)
- Wolmanized / Tanatone® treatment: Wolman® E (arxada.com)
- Durability by treatment (Canadian Wood Council)
- Staying Safe around Treated Wood (Health Canada)
- Exterior project plans (examples)
