Learn about the history and chemistry behind FRX® Exterior Fire Retardant Wood.

1. FRX® ExteriorFire Retardant Treated Wood

4. May be substituted for materials classified as noncombustible in certain building types designated by model building codes and requiring ASTM D 2898 conformance.

6. Balconies

7. Stairways

8. Covered walkways

9. Siding

10. Trim & molding

11. Open air roof systems

12. Stables

13. Soffit & fascia

14. Construction staging

16. Tested, proven fire performance

17. Stringent quality control

21. Treatment of FRX®wood is performed at properly equipped and supervised treatment plants in accordance with industry standards

22. Kiln drying

23. Following treatment, FRX® wood is re-dried to moisture content of:

24. 19% or less for lumber

26. Comprehensive quality control conducted by third-party agency

28. All common lumber dimensions and plywood thicknesses

29. Size is limited only to treating plant’s ability to treat, dry, and handle

30. Species available

31. Douglas fir

32. Southern yellow pine

33. Spruce

34. Western red cedar lumber

36. For more information, contact your supplier of FRX® wood or visit www.useFRTW.comor call Arch Wood Protection at 866-use-FRTW