Installing a wood fence generally entails pouring concrete bases for the posts. Here's an easy way to forgo this step with a ...

If your fence panels will have any contact with concrete or bricks, using treated wood is especially important to help them ...

Another option would be to use stacked concrete blocks to construct your beds. Just to give you a little price comparison, CCA was expected to last more than 40 years while the ACQ-treated wood ...

Q. I'm going to build a storage shed. Actually I'm building two sheds, as my wife wants her own cute garden shed. I'm not able to get much help for these projects and am wondering what to do about ...

CCA-treated wood, however, was declared exempt from EPA regulations, and it can be dumped in unlined construction and demolition (C and D) landfills. Unlike bricks and concrete, however ...

Culpeper Wood Preservers, a leading manufacturer of pressure-treated lumber, is expanding its FlamePRO® fire-retardant lumber ...

They make concrete stain, and outdoor wood stains ... Homeowners have used pressure treated lumber, and if not stained and maintained they splinter and dry out. There was nothing you could ...

You can also use stone, brick or cement block, but these can add lime, so check your pH often. So enjoy the benefits of raised beds and save the pressure-treated wood for home construction.

Cement-treated base technology has been around for a while, but the last time it was used in Alabama was in the 1980s. Low aggregate prices and low trucking costs made other approaches such as soil ...