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IN THIS ISSUE

 

COVER FEATURE: Arxada Treatment

Expert staff at Arxada’s Technical Centre examined 720 timber billets exposed to rot and termites to determine effective preservative penetration levels.

 

Decks That Go The Distance

Everything you need to ensure your outdoor haven lasts through its service life, so you can focus on relaxing.

 

Multires: A Little More Elevation, A Lot More Action

We talked with three experts – Tim Newman from TBS, Travis Taylor from Multinail and Craig Kay from Tilling – about how they’re building higher density in timber and how that can help hit housing targets.