Pink is tough: A quick guide to timber treatment for enclosed framing

Valid from
1/04/2011

Information provider
Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment
Information type
Guidelines
Format
Website

Description

If you're using radiata pine or Douglas fir timber for enclosed framing in buildings, the Building Code states it must be treated to hazard class H1.2. This guidance may help you to understand how H1.2 works and why you need to treat timber used for framing.

Scope

This Guideline includes:

  • A new timber treatment system for Acceptable Solution B2/AS1
  • The Building Code and Acceptable Solution B2/AS1
  • Glossary
  • Overview of Timber Treatment for Radiata pine and Douglas fir
  • Untreated Douglas fir
  • When the new system starts
  • Safety and health
  • Reference diagrams
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Pink is tough: A quick guide to timber treatment for enclosed framing

Description

If you're using radiata pine or Douglas fir timber for enclosed framing in buildings, the Building Code states it must be treated to hazard class H1.2. This guidance may help you to understand how H1.2 works and why you need to treat timber used for framing.

View on Information Provider website
Pink is tough: A quick guide to timber treatment for enclosed framing
Description

If you're using radiata pine or Douglas fir timber for enclosed framing in buildings, the Building Code states it must be treated to hazard class H1.2. This guidance may help you to understand how H1.2 works and why you need to treat timber used for framing.

View on Information Provider website
This resource does not cite any other resources.

Pink is tough: A quick guide to timber treatment for enclosed framing

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