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Sikagard® Wood Preserver

Sikagard® Wood Preserver

Prevents wood rot and decay

Sikagard® Wood Preserver is a low-odour solution based on Micro-fine active technology. The fungicides and algaecides present in the formulation are finely dispersed so that wood penetration, and hence effectiveness, is much greater than standard wood preservation products. Sikagard® Wood Preserver is fast-drying and non-flammable; and application to wet timbers is possible without loss of performance. It is specifically designed to deeply penetrate all wood and joinery to give long lasting protection from damage caused by wet rot, dry rot, decay and fungi.  

  • Non-flammable.
  • Internal and external use.
  • Can be applied to damp timbers.
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Usage

For use on interior or exterior rough-sawn or planed timber such as:
  • Floorboards
  • Joists
  • Roof timbers
  • Window frames and doors

Advantages

  • Non-flammable.
  • Internal and external use.
  • Can be applied to damp timbers.

Packaging

5 L Tin

Colour

Clear liquid

Product Details

Product Information

Shelf Life

Use within 2 years of manufacture.

Storage Conditions

Store at +5 °C to +25 °C in original containers away from children.

Application

Consumption

Consumption

For preventative effect against insects and wood rotting fungi apply 250 ml per square metre.

Joinery, floorboards, roof joists etc: Apply 1 litre of product per 3 - 4 m² of surface. Ideally this should be applied as 2 - 3 even coats, leaving at least 2 hours, or until previous coat is dry, between applications.

Timber not in ground contact: Apply 2 even coats by brush or spray application. Coverage: 3 - 4 m2 per litre.

 
Application steps

APPLICATION

Shake well before use. Apply by brush, spray or dipping. Apply a minimum of two coats if brushing or spraying. The second coat should be applied after the first coat has dried. Pay particular attention to thoroughly soaking of the end grain. Where possible, and for maximum protection, dip the end grains of the timber for a minimum of 3 minutes.

 

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