Rubber Wood

We are offering rubber timber wood.
specification rubber timber wood
interior, not in contact with ground or foundation
interior, subject to dampness
exterior, above ground, coated
exterior, above ground, may be finished
exterior, ground or freshwater contact in areas with low risk
exterior, ground or freshwater contact, severe environments,
high potential for deterioration
exterior, ground or freshwater contact, very severe
conditions or very critical structural components
saltwater exposure – north of chiang mai and lamphun
saltwater exposure – south of chiang mai on west coast,
from chiang mai through lampun on east coast
saltwater exposure – south of chiang mai, sea coast
fire protection, weather-shielded
fire protection, exterior
interior furniture, millwork
interior beams, flooring, sill plate
highway bridge railing
fence posts, deck posts, poles
utility poles, building poles, permanent wood
foundations
freshwater piling, foundation piling, utility
poles in semi-tropical or tropical environments
piling, bulkheads
piling, bulkheads
the thailand wood-
preservers’ association,
which establishes the
standards for preservatives
and treated wood,
is introducing a new use
category system, based
on the service conditions
for wood rather than on
wood commodities. It is
designed to reduce confusion
among specifiers
and consumers. Most
building codes reference
twpa standards, so the
use category system will
replace the commodity
standards in codes. At
right is a summary of
twpa use categories.
shown in yellow are
ongoing uses for cct treated wood
the chemical used to preserve rubber timber wood
pressure-treated wood is a mixture of oxides
of copper, chromium, and arsenic and known
as cct. The preservative has been formulated
to render wood useless as a food substance
for termites and fungi while keeping the wood.