• Colour and preservative protection in 
  one step

• A finished project from the start - no
  need to initially stain

• Proven product performance with the
  longest lasting colourant on the market

• Works in unison with the CA 
  environmentally advanced
  preservative

• DesignWood with CA
  penetrates deep into the wood for
  more protection.

• CA preservative is made
  from 100% recycled copper.

• CA is CSA approved and
  has provided proven protection in
  Canada in severe environments
  since 2002.

• CA with DesignWood meet
  requirements of National Building
  Code of Canada (NBCC).

• Ideal for Decks, Fences, Trellis’,
  Docks and Playsets

• Lifetime Limited Warranty against
  termites and fungal attack

• We recommend hot-dipped galvanized
  or stainless steel screws that are
  building code approved,

  corrosion-resistant fasteners and
  connectors suitable for use in treated
  wood.

• For coastal installations, use code-
  approved stainless steel.

• Light sanding will remove or lighten
  the grade stamp’s appearance.

• Allow treated wood to dry prior to
  application - typically around 60 days
  after installation. Test the wood with a
  few drops of water to see if the wood
  is dry enough to readily absorb water,
  then test a small portion of the deck.

• Apply a water repellent sealer at least
  every two years to keep your project
  looking great.

• Butt boards tightly together during
  installation as they will shrink slightly in
  width and thickness as they dry out.

• Pre-drill holes about 3/4” from the
  edges of boards to help prevent
  splitting.

• Use screws to improve holding
  performance.

• Install fasteners flush to the wood
  surface. Do not overdrive fastener.

• For ground contact support posts,
  install the un-cut ends in the ground.

• Keep your outdoor living space
  looking its best with the right cleaners
  and sealers to enhance its long-term
  beauty.

• Liquid detergents, water and a stiff
  bristle brush will remove most mildew
  and dirt.

• Always follow the manufacturer’s
  mixing and application instructions.

• Never use household chloride
  bleaches on wood as it can cause
  damage to the wood fibers and
  fasteners.

• Care should be taken if a pressure-
  washer is used for cleaning, as
  excessive pressure may cause
  damage to the wood.