There’s a common misconception that all treated lumber is created equal, but each kind has its own unique properties and applications. If you want your dock or deck to be safe, … See more

The American Wood Protection Association(AWPA) is a non-profit organization that has long set the standards for treated wood used in residential and commercia… See more

At Decks & Docks Lumber Company, our specialty is all things marine construction. That’s why we only supply lumber categorized as UC4A or greater. Our wood is approve… See more

Another important acronym to pay attention to on a lumber label is the type of preservative that was used to treat the wood. To prepare it for harsh marine environme… See more

Now that you have a better understanding of the different acronyms used to describe lumber labels, let’s break down the label above. 1. CCA-Cis the active ingredient—in this case, c… See more