Posted by Stephen Newell on September 29, 2018 at 05:11:01 from (166.137.139.17):
In Reply to: wood fence posts posted by b79holmes on September 28, 2018 at 16:32:00:
While on the subject I think it should be noted there is treated wood and pressure treated wood and the two are completely different. What they are suppose to be doing with treated wood is put it in a tank and submerging it in the chemical under pressure so the chemical goes all the way through the wood. What some unscrupulous companies will do is dunk the wood in an open tank to give it the green color. When you buy it the treated wood looks like any other unless you cut it and find the green only goes in about 1/8". On fence posts the outer 1/8" will remain fine while the rest of the post in the center will rot away. Before installing very many fence posts I would recommend cutting the ends off a few to check the treatment. The biggest offender I've found doing the dunk treatment is Yellawood.
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