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Fire Treated Lumber and Plywood


HOOVER PRYO-GUARD TREATED LUMBER AND WOOD
Pryo-Guard Fire TreatedStandard Lumber carries Hoover Pryo-Guard Fire Treated Lumber & Fire Treated Plywood, available in stock and ready to go for your building needs in the following sizes; 1x4 thru 1x12, 2x3 thru 2x12, 4x8 sheets in ½”, 5/8”, ¾”.

Fire is a natural enemy; it can destroy not only structures and homes, but lives and families as well. To help combat this, we proudly offer Hoover's Pyro-Guard treated wood. Pyro-Guard is pressure impregnated deep into the wood to provide permanent protection, unlike coatings, which only provide superficial protection.

When Pyro-Guard treated wood is exposed to fire, non-combustible gas and water vapor are produced, and a layer of protective char forms, which hinders combustion and insulates the wood against further damage. Pyro-Guard interior fire-retardant treated wood has a low rate of fuel contribution and heat release, and it maintains structural integrity longer than other building materials such as steel. Consequently, fire damages and repair costs are minimized, resulting in reduced insurance rates.

To learn more about Pyro-Guard, visit the experts of flame-retardant and preservative building materials at Hoover by visiting contact a Sales Representative or visit www.frtw.com.
Pyro-Guard Advantages

Construction with Pyro-Guard treated wood requires no special tools or skills.

Pyro-Guard trusses and roof decks often qualify a masonry wall building as "non-combustible" for insurance purposes.

Pyro-Guard can often be substituted for non-combustible materials without affecting building classification. Use of Pyro-Guard wood partitions instead of untreated partitions often allows for an increase in square footage and lower insurance rates.

The use of Pyro-Guard wood roof decking is usually accepted in lieu of parapet walls in multi-family dwellings.

Even when sprinklers are mandatory, the use of Pyro-Guard can further reduce fire insurance rates.

Pyro-Guard is commonly accepted by building codes for partition walls,storefronts, fixtures and roof construction in shopping centers.

To learn more about Pyro-Guard, visit the experts of flame-retardant and preservative building materials at Hoover by visiting www.frtw.com.




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