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Building a deck or fence is a great way to improve your backyard. When you plan an outdoor project in Canada, you need wood that can stand up to our tough weather. Pressure treated lumber is the best choice because it is made to last. This wood goes through a special process that forces preservatives deep into the grain. This helps the wood resist rot, decay, and damage from insects. Whether you are building a small garden box or a large deck, using the right materials will help your project stay strong for many years.
There are many different types of pressure treated wood to choose from. Your choice depends on what you are building and where the wood will sit. It is important to pick the right rating for your project to ensure safety and durability.
You will often see green pressure treated lumber at The Home Depot, which comes from the copper used in the treatment of the wood. Over time, this fades to a warm grey. You can also find brown treated wood that looks more like natural cedar, usually called “cedar-tone” or “sienna”.
The most common sizes for pressure treated lumber are 2x4, 2x6, 2x8, 2x10, 2x12, and 5/4x6 (deck boards).
Remember that even though pressure treated wood is protected from bugs and rot, you still need to seal it, so it doesn’t warp, crack, or split.
Pressure treated lumber is the go-to material for Canadian backyards because it is tough and reliable. It gives you the peace of mind that your hard work will last through every season. Ready to start? You can order everything you need online and pick it up at The Home Depot Store near you, or have it delivered right to your job site.
What is pressure treated lumber used for?
It is used for outdoor projects like decks, fences, pergolas, and retaining walls where the wood is exposed to moisture.
Is pressure treated wood waterproof?
No, it is resistant to rot and bugs, but it can still soak up water. It is a good idea to apply a sealer to help shed rain.
Can I use pressure treated lumber for ground contact?
Yes, but you must check the label. Only wood rated for ground contact should touch the soil.
Can pressure treated lumber be used for decking?
Yes, it is one of the most popular choices for decking because it is strong and affordable.
What size pressure treated lumber is best for fences?
Most people use 4x4 posts for the main structure and 2x4 boards for the horizontal rails.
Stella-Jones Treated Wood with Tanatone Colour Technology is pressure treated to offer lasting performance, making it ideal for decks, fences, rails, planters, raised bed gardens, and outdoor furniture. The preservative protects wood against rot, decay, and termites, and the addition of the beautiful, brown Tanatone colourant gives the wood a clean and uniform appearance. It is backed by a Residential Limited Warranty.
Stella-Jones Treated Wood with Tanatone Colour Technology is pressure treated to offer lasting performance, making it ideal for decks, fences, rails, planters, raised bed gardens, and outdoor furniture. The preservative protects wood against rot, decay, and termites, and the addition of the beautiful, brown Tanatone colourant gives the wood a clean and uniform appearance. It is backed by a Residential Limited Warranty.
Stella-Jones Treated Wood with Tanatone Colour Technology is pressure treated to offer lasting performance, making it ideal for decks, fences, rails, planters, raised bed gardens, and outdoor furniture. The preservative protects wood against rot, decay, and termites, and the addition of the beautiful, brown Tanatone colourant gives the wood a clean and uniform appearance. It is backed by a Residential Limited Warranty. 1x8 treated wood is intended for above ground applications. 1x8s can be used for fence boards, risers for stairs, fascia, skirting and other outdoor projects.
Stella-Jones Treated Wood with Tanatone Colour Technology is pressure treated to offer lasting performance, making it ideal for decks, fences, rails, planters, raised bed gardens, and outdoor furniture. The preservative protects wood against rot, decay, and termites, and the addition of the beautiful, brown Tanatone colourant gives the wood a clean and uniform appearance. It is backed by a Residential Limited Warranty.