Questions and Answers for 3/4 in. x 4 ft. x 8 ft. Ground Contact Southern Yellow Pine Pressure-Treated Plywood

A:  A few years ago they would not cut pressure treated material

A:  Yes! Last time I got plywood from Home Depot, they would do cut 2 cuts it for free . I am about to pickup 2 more sheets and I will have them cut it for me.

A:  As long as the saw is working yes. Call ahead

A:  Sometimes due to the smell of cutting PT lumber some stores refuse to rip the plywood, I think it all depends on the store or maybe who is doing the cutting.

A:  last i knew some stores wouldn't cut pressure treated wood. they have for me before though. Id ask to make sure before you buy it.

A:  depends on the size of your vehicle moron

A:  Yes, but you have to put it back together again

A:  AC/DC

A:  Biewer Lumber plywood supplied to THD is graded CD.

A:  Pressure treated plywood at THD is treated to ground contact, so it could be used. However, plywood is probably not the most ideal product for a decking application. Decking requires drainage and ventilation.

A:  No

A:  The chemical (MCA) is Micronized Copper Azole. It is a copper-based wood preservative used in the pressure treatment of wood products for use in residential applications above ground, in ground contact or in freshwater contact.

A:  It is labelled Micronized Copper Azole (MCA) suitable for aluminum contact and fresh water use.

A:  THD can cut the material in store.

A:  No Jim, you can't.

A:  Ask for Scott

A:  THD can cut the material in store.

A:  The active ingredients commonly used in treated wood are alkaline copper quaternary (ACQ), copper azole (CA) or micronized copper azole (MCA). no arsenic!!!!!!

A:  Says "pressure-treated" so I'm gonna go out on a limb here and guess that it has been treated with pressure

A:  Most "treated" lumber is treated with copper, chrome and arsenic.

A:  Yes, this product is stainable and paintable.

A:  Yes, but you'll need to wait a few months to let it dry out. You'll also want to take the slight green appearance int consideration when choosing your stain.