Flatbed Trailers
Kiln-dried for stability and lower weight, which makes ProWood KDAT ideal for flatbed trailers.
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Kiln Dried (KDAT)
Tough, stable, KDAT pressure-treated lumber
ProWood® Kiln Dried After Treatment (KDAT) features the same MCA treatment you expect, while featuring added dependability. Our kiln treatment helps to reduce shrinking and warping, making it the best choice for your next outdoor building project. You can rely on ProWood KDAT for lifetime protection against termites and decay, as well as better dimensional stability.
Long-Lasting Color
Avoid waiting for wet-treated wood to dry naturally. Kiln dried, pressure-treated wood can be sealed immediately.
Lightweight Yet Stable
Drying returns wood to its full strength while reducing its weight, making it easier to transport, handle and cut. Experience more accurate measurements when building with KDAT.
Reliable and Robust
For both do-it-yourselfers and builders, Kiln Dried is the pressure-treated lumber of choice. Measure it, cut it, nail it, stain it and seal it.
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Applications
ProWood Kiln Dried After Treatment (KDAT) lumber can be used for a number of applications.
Certifications & Features
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Why use ProWood pressure-treated lumber?Lumber's greatest enemy is biological attack — destruction by termites, fungi and marine borers — as well as damage from rain, sun and wind. Thanks to over 50 years of research, ProWood can stand up to every threat for decades of use.
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How do I know if the treated wood I'm using is properly treated for my intended use?Look for a lumber end tag. Each piece of ProWood lumber has a tag containing information regarding the preservative used, the appropriate end use (i.e. above-ground or ground contact), the quality standard and safe handling instructions.
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I cut the end off of my ProWood lumber, and it looks like the middle is untreated. Do I have a bad piece?No. Most commonly this is heartwood, which is naturally decay resistant. You do not need to be concerned. With the exception of some western species, these end cuts do not require any special treatment. Refer to the ProWood Warranty for more details.
