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📢 Can Fire-Retardant Treatment (FRT) Be Applied to Products Other Than Lumber or Plywood?

Fire-retardant-treated wood (FRTW) plays a crucial role in code-compliant construction, but what about other wood products? Can engineered wood or heavy timber be treated with fire retardants?

Join Chris Athari, Director of Architectural Solutions, and Dr. Dave Bueche, Hoover’s Director of Fire & Life Safety Codes, as they discuss which wood species and products can be treated and how to find UL-listed information for Hoover’s FRTW products.

📌 In this video, they cover:
✅ What types of wood can be treated with fire retardants
✅ Why construction-grade softwoods are commonly treated
✅ Can engineered wood products like glulam and LVL be treated?
✅ Where to find UL listings for Hoover’s treated wood products

⏳ Timestamps:
🔹 0:10 Meet Chris Athari & Dr. Dave Bueche
🔹 0:17 Can you treat wood products other than lumber or plywood?
🔹 0:28 Why construction-grade softwoods are the primary focus
🔹 0:39 Common wood species treated with fire retardants
🔹 1:06 Can engineered wood products like glulam and LVL be treated?
🔹 1:18 ASTM standards for fire-retardant-treated LVL in the 2024 building code
🔹 1:28 Where to find a full list of UL-listed wood species
🔹 2:19 Hoover’s portfolio of treated wood products

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