S sunqan #16 Member · Stockholm · 2 486 posts 11 Jun 2022 at 8:55 AM sunqan Member Stockholm 2,486 posts 11 Jun 2022 at 8:55 AM #16 The Finns have a bit more of the "point with the whole hand" style... Here is the Swedish Chemicals Agency's page https://www.kemi.se/kemikalier-i-vardagen/kemikalier-i-material/tra-for-utomhusbruk
The Finns have a bit more of the "point with the whole hand" style... Here is the Swedish Chemicals Agency's page https://www.kemi.se/kemikalier-i-vardagen/kemikalier-i-material/tra-for-utomhusbruk
D Daniel 109 #17 Member · E · 39 681 posts 11 Jun 2022 at 9:04 AM Daniel 109 Member E 39,681 posts 11 Jun 2022 at 9:04 AM #17 If you have a glazed patio, it doesn't need to be impregnated. I can agree that sometimes impregnated wood is used out of habit. It is not needed everywhere it is used.
If you have a glazed patio, it doesn't need to be impregnated. I can agree that sometimes impregnated wood is used out of habit. It is not needed everywhere it is used.
P Peter787 #18 Member · 2 872 posts 11 Jun 2022 at 9:24 AM Peter787 Member 2,872 posts 11 Jun 2022 at 9:24 AM #18 S sunqan said: Since there are currently no approved tree protection products for ntr-m in Sweden, one might wonder what you're ingesting There is indeed NTR-M, but only for professional use for constructions near water that are difficult or expensive to replace.
S sunqan said: Since there are currently no approved tree protection products for ntr-m in Sweden, one might wonder what you're ingesting There is indeed NTR-M, but only for professional use for constructions near water that are difficult or expensive to replace.