Underwriters Laboratories tested and classified.
D-Blaze® Fire Retardant Treated (FRT) wood is a new generation
construction material for weather-protected applications. Its extremely
low hygroscopic and corrosive properties make it a superior choice
for use whenever FRT wood is required.
D-Blaze® FRT wood is non-blooming and colorless. It qualifies
for us in accordance with major building codes and insurance rating
bureaus.
Wood treated with D-Blaze® is paintable, stainable, easy to handle
and workable with common tools. In most cases, FRT wood systems have
lower in-place costs than other noncombustible-classified materials.
UL-CLASSIFIED

D-Blaze® FRT wood has been tested by Underwriters Laboratories,
Inc. (UL) of Northbrook, Illinois, and has been awarded the UL classification
of FRS, which signifies a 25 or less rating for flame
spread and smoke development. When tested for 30 minutes duration,
there was no evidence of significant progressive combustion. Each
piece of treated material bears an easily identifiable UL stamp.
HYGROSCOPICITY

Wood treated with this new, scientific formulation solves many of
the problems encountered with earlier-generation fire retardant formulas,
notably hygroscopicity. D-Blaze® FRT wood remains non-hygroscopic
even under conditions of up to 95% relative humidity.
It meets or exceeds the hygroscopic requirements of AWPA C-20, C-27
Type A. In tests conducted in accordance with ASTM D-3201 at relative
humidity up to 95%, it has virtually the same moisture content as
untreated wood.
CORROSION PROTECTION

D-BLAZE® FRT wood protects against corrosion on galvanized steel
truss plates as well as other metal fasteners. Extensive testing has
shown that with respect to metal corrosion, D-Blaze® FRT wood
maintains metal finish and metal integrity virtually as well as untreated
wood exposed to the same conditions.
STRENGTH

D-Blaze® FRT wood has been tested by an independent laboratory
in accordance with industry standards to develop strength reduction
factors for various use conditions including roof temperatures of
up to 150 degrees and 170 degrees F.
SPAN RATING ADJUSTMENTS

D-Blaze® interior FRT plywood has been tested and shown to meet
the following plywood roof sheathing and subfloor spans when used
with span rated plywood and/or plywood bearing the trademark of an
approved inspection agency.
Recommended and typical uses: 
Roof Trusses
Roof Decks and Sheathing
Beams and Purlins
Floor Trusses
Subflooring
Joists
Interior Nonload-bearing Partitions
Exterior Load-bearing Walls
Studs
Architectural Millwork and Trim
Blocking and Furring
Paneling
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