Wood preservatives definition
Wood preservatives means biocidal products which are applied by surface treatment (e.g. spraying, brushing) or deep penetrating processes (e.g. vacuum-pressure, double vacuum) to wood (i.e., logs received at the sawmill for commercial use and for all subsequent uses of the wood and wood-based products) or wood-based products themselves, or which are applied to non-wood substrates (e.g. masonry and building foundations) solely for the purpose of protecting adjacent wood or wood-based products from attack by wood-destroying organisms (e.g. dry rot and termites) according to the definition agreed upon by the European Committee for Standardisation (source CEN/TC 38 ‘Durability of wood and wood-based products’);
Wood preservatives means biocidal products which are applied by surface treatment (e.g. spraying, brushing) or deep penetrating processes (e.g. vacuum-pressure, double vacuum) to wood (i.e., logs received at the sawmill for commercial use and for all subsequent uses
Wood preservatives. ( 木 料 防 腐 劑 ) means architectural coatings that are formulated to protect wood from decay or insect attack by the addition of a wood preservative chemical;
Examples of Wood preservatives in a sentence
Wood preservatives shall conform to the requirements of the American Wood Protection Association (AWPA) U1 Standards.