Studies show that adding a deck is one of the best ways you can increase your home's value.
Building Code Approved
Pressure-treated decking is building code approved for use in decking in above-ground or ground contact applications.
Extend The Life Of Your Deck
Your maintenance efforts will give you a pressure-treated project that looks bright and fresh for years to come!
Preventative Maintenance Plan
1. Depending on the location of your outdoor project with regard to direct sun exposure, foliage coverage, etc., it may be sufficient to clean/brighten and recoat every two years. 2. If you decide to wait two or more years to perform your next cleaning/brightening, you may want to use a power washer. Be sure that the cleaner/brightener you use contains a mildewcide.
Choosing The Right Stain Or Paint
When determining the right stain and paint for your deck, consider what color will best enhance the wood's finish.
Paint or Stain Tips
If you desire to paint or stain the treated wood project, it is important that the wood be dry enough to accept a coating. The best way to determine if the wood is sufficiently dry to paint or stain is to sprinkle droplets of water onto the wood. If the water droplets are absorbed, the wood is ready to be painted or stained. If the water droplets bead on the surface of the wood, it is too wet. You should wait a few days before attempting to paint and stain the wood.
No Color Additive
Weathershield Pressure-Treated Lumber
Cedar-Tone
Weathershield Pressure-Treated Cedar Tone Lumber
Redwood-Tone
Weathershield Pressure-Treated Redwood Tone Lumber
Post Caps
Post caps add the finishing touch to your deck, porch, or fence project. What's more, they protect your post from nature's elements.
Deck Posts
Deck posts add a classic, decorative charm to your outdoor living space all while adding support to your deck, fence or porch.
Balusters & Spindles
Treated balusters are used not only for safety and strength, but they also aid in creating a custom look to your railing project.
Pressure-Treated Southern Yellow Pine meets the highest grading standards for strength and appearance. Treated for protection against fungal decay, rot and termites, it is ideal for ground contact and a variety of general uses including exposed structures, sill plates, decks, docks, ramps and other outdoor applications. Responsibly manufactured from renewable southern yellow pine, this lumber is both safe and environmentally friendly when used as directed in appropriate applications.Treated wood is typically still wet when it's delivered to The Home Depot or job site. As it dries, you should expect slight changes in width and length. As lumber dries, it may split, cup and warp. This is more likely to occur to occur in lower-grade boards, where knots and uneven grains are already present. Each piece of lumber is unique and carries physical characteristics that may include the following: knots, warping, shrinkage, swelling and/or splitting.
Made of southern yellow pine
Ground Contact treated lumber can be used in both Above Ground and Ground Contact exterior applications
Backed by a lifetime limited warranty against termite infestation and rot
2 in. x 8 in. x 8 ft.
Must use Ground Contact pressure treated lumber where lumber is at risk for poor air circulation, less than six inches from the ground, or has poor or no water drainage below the structure
#1 grade lumber has few defects, knots will be small and well-spaced.
Ideal for a variety of general uses including exposed structures, sill plates, decks, docks, ramps and other outdoor applications
Uniform thickness, density and appearance for stable and long lasting performance
Hot-dip galvanized fasteners are recommended
Individual pieces of pressure treated lumber will reference Ground Contact on the end tag
No two pieces of lumber are the same.
Color, grain pattern and texture will vary as well.
#1 lumber grade is to be used when both strength and appearance are important.
This product is #1 lumber grade meaning the boards contain small and few knots within the board. The strength of #1 grade lumber is the best you can get on the market.
Use #1 grade lumber when both strength and appearance are important to you project. This lumber will contain few knots and have no splits larger than the width of the boards.
Q:Is this treated wood ok for a raised garden bed?
by|Apr 29, 2020
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A:Â yes. the wood is treated to even be on the ground itself. there should be no problem with it.
by|Jul 9, 2021
A:Â I have always used the treated lumber for my raised garden or raised flower beds,...... It does not break down and it does not seem to interfere with any growing process.....
by|May 20, 2020
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Jul 9, 2021
fantastic item. they supplied the exact wood size...
fantastic item. they supplied the exact wood size for me when no one else would do so.
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Jul 2, 2021
I ordered those online, the ones which were picked included two which had some bad (split) sectio...
I ordered those online, the ones which were picked included two which had some bad (split) sections, was still able to use most of it for blocking. Out of 6 boards two had to be used in short sections. Keep in mind that dimensions change significantly when the material ages, they are typically still wet from the treatment when purchased, on some we see over 1/4" over 8ft after a year.
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May 17, 2021
Have to check for bad knot holes and warping, but...
Have to check for bad knot holes and warping, but was able to find some good ones.
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Mar 17, 2021
All straight for the most part...
All straight for the most part
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Jul 4, 2020
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Jun 16, 2020
i actually received a number of my boards out of 12 ordered a total of 4 were a complete one inch...
i actually received a number of my boards out of 12 ordered a total of 4 were a complete one inch short of 8 foot in total length.