The pressure treatment process involves the injection of wood preservatives or fire-retardants into the wood, making it the most effective and preferred method for prolonging and preserving the lifespan of timber. These preservatives serve as a defense against wood-damaging insects, such as termites, and prevent fungal decay from causing rot.

The pressure treatment process involves the injection of wood preservatives or fire-retardants into the wood, making it the most effective and preferred method for prolonging and preserving the lifespan of timber. These preservatives serve as a defense against wood-damaging insects, such as termites, and prevent fungal decay from causing rot.

The pressure treatment process involves the injection of wood preservatives or fire-retardants into the wood, making it the most effective and preferred method for prolonging and preserving the lifespan of timber. These preservatives serve as a defense against wood-damaging insects, such as termites, and prevent fungal decay from causing rot.

The pressure treatment process involves the injection of wood preservatives or fire-retardants into the wood, making it the most effective and preferred method for prolonging and preserving the lifespan of timber. These preservatives serve as a defense against wood-damaging insects, such as termites, and prevent fungal decay from causing rot.

The pressure treatment process involves the injection of wood preservatives or fire-retardants into the wood, making it the most effective and preferred method for prolonging and preserving the lifespan of timber. These preservatives serve as a defense against wood-damaging insects, such as termites, and prevent fungal decay from causing rot.

The pressure treatment process involves the injection of wood preservatives or fire-retardants into the wood, making it the most effective and preferred method for prolonging and preserving the lifespan of timber. These preservatives serve as a defense against wood-damaging insects, such as termites, and prevent fungal decay from causing rot.

The pressure treatment process involves the injection of wood preservatives or fire-retardants into the wood, making it the most effective and preferred method for prolonging and preserving the lifespan of timber. These preservatives serve as a defense against wood-damaging insects, such as termites, and prevent fungal decay from causing rot.