The house is only 20 years old and the treated lumber used to build it is rotting away. The centers of the deck railing posts are crumbling. I thought treated lumber was supposed to last forever.

In just a few weeks a builder will show up to completely rebuild my deck. The house is only 20 years old and the treated lumber used to build it is rotting away. The centers of the deck railing pos… ...

Homeowners use pressure-treated lumber for building decks, hand-railings and fences and with most people working from home during the pandemic they want to get those deck projects done.

Price comparison is difficult because so many systems are available, but, iIn general, treated-wood railings are less expensive than vinyl railings. Q. Can pressure-treated wood be stained? -E. Thomas ...

Ready to install in a rich, natural- looking wood tone, it's an ideal alternative for decks, fences, landscaping, railings, lattice and other outdoor projects.

COVENTRY, R.I. (WPRI) ─ Pressure-treated wood is in high demand, and one local lumber company tells Eyewitness News that they’re doing whatever they can to meet the need. The wood, according ...

The wood is commonly used in railings, fences, posts and docks. In addition, the law requires that you be given safety information when you buy pressure-treated wood.