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Understanding the markings on treated timber - B2B Central
For poles and round wood, the required information is commonly applied on 25mm metal tags or anti-split end plates. (Image: Supplied) South African Standards SANS 1288, SANS 457-2/3 and SANS 753/4 specify the marking requirements for any preservative treated product that claims to comply with the respective Standards. The following information must be contained in the marking: A unique treatment plant identifier or trademark. This is usually a …
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