CCA Laths are the ideal solution for lightweight timber needs in fencing, crafts, and DIY projects. Treated with CCA (Chromated Copper Arsenate), these laths are resistant to rot, decay, and pests, ensuring long-lasting performance even in tough environments.
Whether for residential, agricultural, or decorative use, CCA Laths deliver exceptional reliability and versatility.
CCA Laths are versatile and reliable, making them suitable for a range of applications. Whether you’re enhancing your garden or working on agricultural projects, these laths deliver exceptional results.
Our CCA (H4 Treated) Laths are precision-crafted and treated to meet industry standards, ensuring reliable performance and long-lasting results. Perfect for both residential and agricultural use, they are sourced sustainably and designed with customer needs in mind.
| Diameter From | Diameter To | Length From | Lengt To | Treatment Class | Species |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 20mm | 4.5m | 3m | 4.5m | H3 | Eucalyptus |
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Discover everything about the CCA treatment process, the optimal uses for poles and timber, and how to ensure longevity in your projects. Stay up to date with the latest trends in the timber industry.
You can rely on us to offer the essential insights for making well-informed decisions concerning CCA Treated Poles. We are here to answer all your questions.
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CCA treatment stands for Chromated Copper Arsenate, a process that protects timber poles from rot, pests, and decay, making them durable for outdoor use.
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CCA-treated poles can last 20 to 50 years or more, depending on their exposure to environmental conditions and proper maintenance.
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Yes, CCA-treated poles are safe when used as intended, such as for fencing, construction, and agricultural applications. They should not be used for food contact surfaces.
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CCA poles are widely used for fencing, construction, agriculture, retaining walls, landscaping, and other outdoor structural projects.
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Yes, CCA-treated poles are designed for wet and in-ground applications. Poles treated to H4 or higher are specifically suited for these conditions.
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To maintain CCA poles, avoid cutting or drilling into treated areas unnecessarily, seal exposed ends with preservative, and inspect periodically for damage or wear.
Experience the durability and versatility of our CCA-treated laths for your next project. Whether you’re building fences, enhancing gardens, or crafting DIY designs, our products deliver exceptional performance.
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