A high-quality, high performance solvent-based wood preservative that penetrates deep into the woo...A high-quality, high performance solvent-based wood preservative that penetrates deep into the wood, providing long-lasting protection against wood-destroying insects, wet/dry rot, and wood-discolouring fungi. Suitable for use on pressure-treated wood, treated timber, or untreated wood, and for rough, sawn, or smooth timber. Coverage is 5-6m² per litre and typically requires 2-3 coats. This low-odour preservative maintains the natural texture of the wood while offering protection against a range of threats. It is for outdoor use and can be applied to structural timbers in unoccupied areas.
This guide helps users understand and effectively use Barrettine Wood Preserver. It's ideal for those seeking to protect outdoor wood from rot, insects, and fungi. A key benefit is the long-lasting protection it offers, penetrating deep into the wood. However, it's crucial to apply it in unoccupied areas and follow all safety guidelines. This solvent-based wood preservative maintains the wood's natural texture while providing comprehensive protection for a variety of timber types.
All features
Model Part Number
WOCL005
Brand
Barrettine
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How long does it take for Barrettine Wood Preserver to dry?
Drying time depends on environmental conditions, but typically, it takes several hours between coats. Refer to the product label for specific drying times.
Can I use Barrettine Wood Preserver indoors?
No, it is designed for outdoor use only and should not be used indoors.
What type of wood can I use it on?
It is suitable for use on pressure-treated, treated, or untreated wood, including rough, sawn, or smooth timber.
How much area does one litre of Barrettine Wood Preserver cover?
One litre typically covers 5-6 square meters, depending on the wood's porosity.
How many coats are required?
It is recommended to apply 2-3 coats for optimal protection.
Can I apply a topcoat over Barrettine Wood Preserver?
This product is designed to penetrate into the wood, forming a protective layer. It is not generally intended to have a top coat applied over it.
What safety precautions should I take when using this product?
Ensure good ventilation during application, wear appropriate protective equipment such as gloves and eye protection, and avoid contact with skin and eyes.
Troubleshooting
Uneven application or coverage.
Ensure even distribution using a brush, roller, or spray. Apply the correct amount to prevent pooling. Multiple thin coats are better than one thick coat.
Slow drying time.
Ensure adequate ventilation and avoid applying in damp or cold conditions. Check the product's expiration date.
Wood discoloration after application.
This is unlikely, but if it occurs, ensure the wood is fully dry before applying additional coats. Check compatibility with the wood type.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides long-lasting protection against wood rot and insects.
Suitable for a wide range of timber types and conditions.
Low-odour formula makes application more user-friendly.
Maintains the natural appearance of the wood.
Offers excellent coverage with each litre.
Protects against fungi and discolouration.
Cons
Requires multiple coats for full effectiveness.
Only for outdoor use.
Application in unoccupied areas is necessary.
Solvent-based, so proper ventilation is important.
Requires careful application to ensure even coverage.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup
Preparation: Ensure the wood surface is clean, dry, and free from any existing coatings or treatments. Remove any loose paint, dirt, or debris.
Application: Apply the wood preserver using a brush, roller, or spray, ensuring even coverage.
Coats: Apply 2-3 coats, allowing each coat to dry completely before applying the next.
Compatibility
Compatible with pressure-treated, treated, and untreated wood.
Suitable for rough, sawn, or smooth timber.
Avoid applying in areas where the treated wood will be in contact with food or animal feed.
Care
Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and heat.
Ensure proper ventilation during application and drying.
Dispose of empty containers responsibly, following local regulations.
Regularly inspect treated wood for signs of wear and reapply as needed to maintain protection.