A: ACQ Preserve or Preserve is an environmentally, advanced pressure-treated wood that is treated with the preservative ACQ: Alkaline Copper Quat.

A: ACQ uses no arsenic or chromium, thus eliminating the importation of arsenic ores.  It uses 100% recycled copper as its main component.  Copper is widely used in organic gardening applications.

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A: Yes.  The product is called Preserve Plus.

A: Preserve Plus is another arsenic- and chromium-free pressure-treated wood product with a built-in water repellent.  The water repellent plus ACQ preservative treatment provide long-lasting protection against rot, decay, termites and the effects of weathering.

A: Preserve and Preserve Plus contain no EPA-listed hazardous chemicals and can be used in areas where safety and concern for the environment are a priority.  Use these products in applications such as decking, playgrounds, walkways, benches, outdoor tables and chairs, siding, fencing, gazebos, and landscaping, where the long-term appearance of the project is important to the consumer.

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A: D-Blaze Fire Retardant Treated (FRT) wood is a new generation construction material for weather-protected applications.  Its extremely low hygroscopic and corrosive properties make it a superior choice for use whenever FRT wood is required.

A: Yes, D-Blaze lumber has been tested per industry standards at 80° F and 150° F at 75% relative humidity.  D-Blaze plywood has been tested at 170° F and 90% relative humidity.

A: Yes! D-Blaze is approved by BOCA ES 95.42, Southern Building Code ES 9657, Uniform Building Code ES 5180, as well as the new International Council Code (ICC). In addition, D-Blaze has been evaluated by the National Forest Service, Inc. and has received the listing of NER 562.

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A: Quality Deck Guard is an exceptionally strong, after-market water repellent that can be used to add protection for decks, fences, outdoor wood tables and chairs, or any lumber is exposed to the effects of weathering.

A: It greatly reduces the amount of moisture absorbed into the wood due to the effects of weathering.  The effects of moisture cause wood to crack, warp, and splinter. 

A: Yes.  Regular pressure-treated lumber does not protect against moisture or water absorption.  An application of Quality Deck Guard will add to the appearance and longevity of your pressure-treated wood by reducing the normal cracking and splitting caused by weathering.

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