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What is the AWPA?
The American Wood Protection Association (AWPA) is a non-profit organization that is responsible for upholding and maintaining voluntary wood preservation standards. Founded in 1904, the organization is composed of individuals associated with all facets of wood preservation. Members include producers of wood preservatives and preservative components, producers of treated and untreated wood products, users of treated wood products, architects, engineers, building code officials and other groups or entities with an interest in wood preservation.
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What are the AWPA Standards?
The AWPA Standards are the widely recognized standards set for the wood treating industry in the US. The standards used are developed by the AWPA technical committees that work within an open, consensus-based process to ensure that technically competent and credible standards for wood treatment and preservation are established. These set of standards for treated wood products are widely recognized both in the US as well as all over the world. The AWPA Standards help ensure that treated wood products used for a variety of applications perform satisfactorily for their intended uses.
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Pressure Treated Plywood
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Pressure Treated Dimensional Lumber / Timbers
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Pressure Treated Spindles / Posts / Handrail
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Forest Stewardship Council (FSC)
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Eastern White Pine
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