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We will be closed on the following dates, Sorry for any inconvenience

2023 Holiday Dates

PLEASE NOTE THERE IS CURRENTLY A 'ROAD CLOSED' SIGN BELOW OUR SAWMILL ON THE ROAD COMING OUT OF DUNKELD, BUT THE ROAD IS OPEN TO THE MILL.

THE ROAD IS CLOSED FROM THE NORTH AND TRAFFIC IS DIVERTED THROUGH DUNKELD.

 

CHRISTMAS

Closed Monday 25th December 2023

Reopen Monday 8th January 2024

 

 

 

Opening Hours 

Monday to Friday 8am till 4.30pm

 Saturdays 10 till 11, please phone office on 01350 727494 or Iain on 07740493322 to check we are open.

If your order is urgent and you have prepaid by phone but are unable to collect within the hours that we are open, we can make arangements to leave your order outside the gate. 

timber treated with tanilith E

 

Perthshire Timber Company
Polney Sawmill
Dunkeld Perthshire
PH8 0HU
Tel: 01350 727494
Fax: 01350 728662
sales@perthshiretimber.co.uk
Facebook /perthshiretimber
Debit and Credit cards accepted

Timber pressure treatment

Treated timber in yard
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Perthshire Timber Co. has a pressure treatment plant, in which we can permeate the cut wood for preservation against the elements. The vacuum pressure treatment is offered with a green finish, and utilises Arch Timber Protection's proven Tanalith® E. preservative which is a new generation alternative to traditional CCA-based preservatives (which contained Chromated, Copper and Arsenate - which were very good at keeping the insects and fungi away, but withdrawn by governments) and is a waterborne formulation based upon copper triazole technology. Timber treated with Tanalith® E preservative is known as Tanalised® E treated timber.

Treated Timber
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What are the benefits for you, the customer, of preserving timber? When exposed to certain conditions, in particular when the moisture content is allowed to rise above 24%, timber is susceptible to attack from fungi and insects. The service life of properly treated timber is 5 to 10 times longer than untreated wood. The method of application is in a sealed pressure vessel, to which a vacuum is applied first to open and remove air from the wood cells. Preservative is then forced under high pressure into the timber. After the timber has absorbed the required amount of preservative, all excess fluid is removed from the cylinder and returned to the storage tank for re-use. The Arch Timber Protection website contains a wealth of information and downloadable literature relating to Tanalith® E. Please visit www.archtp.com for further details.

The Arch Timber Protection website contains a wealth of information and downloadable literature relating to Tanalith® E.

 

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