Detailed Product Description

Southern Pine has long been a preferred species when pressure treatment with preservatives is required, because of its ease of treatability. The unique cellular structure of Southern Pine permits deep, uniform penetration of preservatives, rendering the wood useless as a food source for fungi, termites and micro-organisms. Some 85% of all pressure-treated wood is Southern Pine. 

Pressure-Treated Southern Pine: Hundreds of Uses

The list of applications for pressure-treated Southern Pine lumber is virtually unlimited:

Decks Patios Boardwalks & Piers Fences Outdoor Furniture Gazebos Marinas Bridges Sills Plates & Framing

Fascia Planters Benches Stadium Seats Foundations Play Structures Storage Sheds Trellises Porches

Steps Railings Roofing Shakes/Shingles Guardrails Sign Posts Noise Barriers Retaining Walls Bulkheads

...and the list keeps growing.