Pressure-treated timber is widely used in outdoor construction because it significantly increases the lifespan and durability of wood exposed to the elements.
Tanalith is a high-performance wood preservative used in pressure treatment. It protects timber against:
Key Benefits:
Tanalith-treated timber has a light green appearance when freshly treated, which gradually weathers to a natural honey-brown and eventually to a silver-grey if left untreated.
Tanatone is a brown-dyed version of Tanalith treatment. It offers the same level of protection but with enhanced appearance.
Why Choose Tanatone?
Over time, Tanatone timber will also weather naturally unless maintained with a suitable wood stain or treatment.
Tanalised timber is timber that has been pressure-treated using Tanalith preservative.
The term “Tanalised” is often used as a general description for pressure-treated timber. It means the preservative has been forced deep into the wood fibres under high pressure, providing long-term protection.
Common Uses:
Tanalised timber is ideal for ground contact applications when treated to the appropriate use class.