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TATE FENCING 10 Year Guarantee
All TATE FENCING products that have been Tanalised using the next generation of
Tanalith™ pressure treatment are automatically covered by our 10 year guarantee.
Any Tanalised item damaged by rot or insect attached within 10 years of purchase
from TATE FENCING will be replaced free of charge.
Timber damaged by any cause other than rot or insect attack is not guaranteed.
Timber must not have been misused in any way, any on-site cutting or drilling made to the
timber must be treated with an end coat preservative. Any timber subject to claim must be
returned to TATE FENCING for inspection with full proof of purchase. The only cost covered
by this guarantee is the cost of replacement of the defective timber. Consequential expenses
incurred as a result of the replacing of the timber are excluded. Timber which has been placed
in abnormal conditions is excluded. Original invoice as proof of purchase is required prior to
any replacement, the replacement product will be a like for like replacement.
Pressure Treatment Process
Tanalith™ is the latest generation wood preservative. Already established in markets
throughout the world, Tanalith™ treated timber provides a proven alternative to traditional CCA
treated timber for the timber trade and for the general public.
Tanalith™ preservative has a unique copper and organic biocide (triazole) formulation allowing
Tanalith™ treated timber to be used where special environmental concerns or restrictions
exist, as well as the everyday construction, landscaping and engineering applications for which
treated timber is renowned, e.g. children’s play areas.
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The Tanalising process involves placing the timber within the treatment cylinder and
creating an initial vacuum with the timber cells.
The cylinder is flooded under vacuum with the preservative treatment.
Hydraulic pressure is then applied, forcing the preservative deep into the timber cells.
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After a pre-determined period of pressure, depending on the species of timber being
treated and its eventual use, the treatment solution is pumped back into storage and a
final vacuum extracts any excess treatment solution from the timber.
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Low pressure inside the timber draws in surface solution when vented to the
atmosphere and the treated timber is left for a minimum of 48 hours for fixation of
preservative to occur.
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