Posts by Theo Anele
Why Do Termites Eat Wood?
As many home and property owners may unfortunately already know, next to mold, termites are silent destroyers that cause substantial structural damage before there’s evident harm. And while it’s widely apparent and acknowledged that termites love to eat wood, do you know why? What do termites eat? The basic public assumption of termites’ diet is…
Read MoreHurricane Sally Damage Featuring EcoPile
EcoPile Stand Up to Hurricane Sally Surrounded by destroyed docks & piers, EcoPile structures remain after Hurricane Sally Here’s more proof of the strength and durability of EcoPile. Vinyl is Final! On Sept 16, 2020, Hurricane Sally made landfall at Gulf Shores, Alabama. The category 2 hurricane caused an estimated $5 Billion in damage, devastating homes…
Read MoreTop 10 Ropes Courses in The World
High ropes courses are not only known for their unique ways of challenging thrill-seekers and climbing enthusiasts, but also for the way they utilize wood products in their obstacle installations. From suspended balance logs to soaring piling platforms, ropes courses continuously push the limit for park engineers and participants alike. Down below are 10 of…
Read MoreDo You know What The Right Treated Wood Product is For Your Project?
In the construction and lumber industries, treated wood products and their applications are fairly well discussed and understood topics. However, what is not as widely discussed are the different degrees of exposure for treated wood products and their correlating categories of usage. When designing a commercial or residential structure, engineers and project consultants working on…
Read More4 Impressive Ways Wood is Being Innovated for Construction
In recent decades, eco-friendly has not only created a push for environmental awareness but has also created innovations in wood for the construction industry. With these innovations, the intentions are to reduce the carbon footprint in which it takes to create building materials, capitalize on wood’s sustainability, and improve the assembly time of on-site construction. …
Read MoreDaily Deliveries & Safety
Construction is an essential industry and we’re here in full force to supply your projects. We are delivering daily! For your safety and the safety of our drivers, they are equipped with an arsenal of sanitizers and cleaners and the understanding that we’re all in this together. While they can’t offer the usual handshake, you…
Read More8 Common Types of Timber Trusses You Should Know
Depending on the type of structure you’re building, the timber truss you choose can make all the difference. Whether you’re looking for a vaulted ceiling, an open rustic look, or a simply adorned entrance, timber trusses are excellent for their versatile and structural construction applications. Down below, we have listed 8 common type of timber…
Read MoreWhat You Should You Know About Marine Wood Destroying Organisms
Over the years, the importance of environmental awareness has brought about regulations upon which preservative chemicals and biocides can be used in marine applications. As a result, while marine ecosystems are revitalizing and flourishing, simultaneously, the amount of marine wood destroying organisms are steadily increasing. With both the rise of marine wood destroying organisms and…
Read MoreSalt Killed Wood in Marine Structures
msucares.com Known for its inherent durability and chemical resistance capabilities, wood is an undeniable and relied upon structural building material. However, like other structural building materials, wood needs to be treated to protect it from naturally occurring degradation properties. These degrading properties include biological, mechanical, and chemical. Consequently, when it comes to wood preservation, the…
Read More10 Important Things You Need to Know About Gun Barrel Pilings
If you’re searching for more information about Gun Barrel pilings, lucky for you, you’re in the right place! We’ve compiled 10 things about Gun Barrel pilings that we’re sure you don’t know yet. 1. Gun Barrel Pilings are much less expensive than traditional architectural columns and are even more cost efficient than square timbers and…
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