Questions and Answers for Pressure-Treated Premium Post (Common: 4 in. x 4 in. x 8 ft.; Actual: 3.56 in. x 3.56 in. x 96 in.)

A:  Our stain is cedar colored.

A:  It looks as if it's almost burnt orange

A:  Very close to walnut!

A:  A reddish color

A:  Color is similar to product pictures -- tan - darker brown color but not red.

A:  No, this product does not require further cure, and is ready for paint.

A:  No cure needed

A:  They are ready to take stain or paint off the shelf.

A:  It depends on the batch. Most of the posts I have got from HD are pretty dry and can be painted. However, I have noticed a few post that were "wet" and I would wait to paint those. My advice is to look at several posts and notice any that are heavier than the others. Those are the ones to stay away from.

A:  Ready for use.

A:  The ones I got were ready to paint.

A:  call service desk.

A:  104 ea per unit. Good luck with your project. Thank you and have a great day.

A:  See your local store for possibility of volume discount. Good luck with your project. Thank you and have a great day.

A:  Prices may vary so it's best to contact the service desk of the store in your area.

A:  Yes, this product can be used for gardens.

A:  In better terms, you are taking the chance of chemicals to be released into your vegetation. No matter how small the "detection is", it is never a good idea to take that chance. I'd recommend cedar beds or concrete beds.

A:  There is no true purpose for a "garden bed" other than aesthetic purposes or to keep varmints out (although they will always find a way)

A:  I put mine to help cover a chicken coop with a tarp for more shade for my chickens.

A:  Short answer: Yes, it is safe for raised beds and such in gardens. Since 2003 the EPA has mandated use of Copper or Chromium in place of the former active chemical, Arsenic (CCA). Plants can absorb these newer preservatives but tests have shown that the amount of preservative leached from the newer PT wood products is so low that it is virtually undetectable. According to the EPA, studies show that the application of a penetrating oil finish can reduce or eliminate exposure to CCA in older decks and to the preservatives used in newer decks. Additionally, I advise using a dust mask when using a saw with PT wood. Clean up scraps and sawdust. Do not burn the wood, of course.

A:  15.00

A:  How much are the above posts

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A:  Hemlock-fir. However, Hemlock and Fir are two distinctly different species. Hemlock has real tendancy to twist and warp as it seasons so it must be securely fastened in place as soon as possible. Assume Hemlock, and hope for the best.

A:  The posts are made of Hemlock Fir.

A:  $11.44 / 8ft

A:  $11.00

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A:  I got mine at Home Depot. Ordered on line and pick upped At the store.

A:  Redmond oregon home