Deck Building Tip - Pressure Treated Framing

In this video, we provide valuable deck building framing tips to help you create a long-lasting and safe deck project. Learn how to properly treat cut ends of pressure treated framing to resist rot, decay, and insects. We will also show you how to apply wood preservative to cut ends of lumber when building your deck. Stay informed on building codes and requirements to ensure your deck meets safety standards.
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Product we are using is Woodlife coppercoat. It’s a copper based wood preservative that provides resistance to rot, decay, and insects and is anti fungal
Please use proper ppe based on the products material handling instructions and safety warnings.
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[@AndyVetter]

I saw your IG post on this . I literally started the next day . Haha I did some research & it makes so much sense . I’m kinda wishing I did it for years . Our inspectors in my area do not require it . Man they should really fresh up on this !! I really appreciate you man & all your content! Thanks my man !

[@ravinbuilders]

Let’s go! Way to set the bar in your area

[@jordanmansfield8549]

Followed here from IG. You’re one of the most knowledgeable and willing to learn carpenters. It’s refreshing and awesome to learn important details from you. You’re the man!

[@ericdelay5269]

Great content!
Keep it coming. 😀

[@ravinbuilders]

Appreciate it!

[@kylelongstaff]

I'm building my own deck rn and I need to get me some of that stuff. Why have I never heard of treating cut ends. But it makes sense. The old deck was only going bad at the cuts...

[@paulwheeless1080]

AMEN

[@ThomasDriver-si6kp]

So I used to apply killz on the bottom of my cedar post. Do you see an issue with that?

[@ravinbuilders]

I do, because latex based paints encapsulate and trap moisture. Most of the wood framing we see that is painted only accelerates the rot.