Installing Preservative Treated Timber Fence Posts

Installing Treated Fence Posts
Installing Preservative Treated Timber Fence Posts
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The information in this Guidance Note applies to both ROUND and SQUARE sawn softwood posts, pre-treated with a preservative for fencing applications.
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WPA Benchmark Scheme for Preservative Treated Wood
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This document is a summary of the WPA Benchmark Quality Approval Scheme for preservative pre-treated wood.
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Biocidal Products Regulation BPR
Brexit and the EU Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR)
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Biocidal Products Regulation (BPR) applies to a very wide range of chemical products used by industry, professionals and the general public throughout the EU. The common factor is that all incorporate biocides in their finished form. Wood preservatives are just one group of products within scope.
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Guidance for wood treatment
Guidance for Wood Treaters in the NTR Region
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Guidance for Wood Treaters in the NTR Region. Treatment Specifications used in the UK Market
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Timber Sizes and Tolerances
Timber Sizes and Tolerances
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While timber can be any size permitted by the raw material’s dimensions, there are customary sizes that are most widely available, most often used, and suitable for the vast majority of uses.
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Timber and Embodied Carbon
Timber and Embodied Carbon
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Utilising sustainably sourced timber can help to reduce the embodied carbon emissions in buildings while also storing CO2e out of the atmosphere.
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Construction Site Timber Best Practice
Construction Site Timber Best Practice
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To keep wood products in an appropriate condition for installation and to protect workers’ safety and health on site, some simple guidance is provided in this knowledge sheet.
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New Model Building Guide
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New Model Building sets out design principles demonstrating how mass timber can be used safely to construct residential buildings up to 18 metres in height. This overview Guide describes why we need the New Model Building and what it includes.
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New Model Building Details
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The New Model Building sets out design principles demonstrating how mass timber can be used safely to construct residential buildings up to 18 metres in height. This Detail handbook describes the technical standards on which the New Model Building is predicated.
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New Model Building Evidence
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The New Model Building sets out design principles demonstrating how mass timber can be used safely to construct residential buildings up to 18 metres in height. This Evidence book contains all the pre-assessed documents submitted to NHBC by Waugh Thistleton Architects, UCL and Buro Happold.
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