Disadvantages. Requires maintenance. Higher initial costs. In conclusion, while both cedar and treated lumber have their own unique benefits, it is important to consider the long-term cost, durability, and environmental impact when making a decision. If you are looking for a natural, sustainable, and durable option, cedar is the better choice. Manufactured from southern yellow pine, a renewable resource, for an environmentally friendly choice. Pressure treated for ground contact. Uniform thickness, density and appearance with a smooth surface. 6 in. x 6 in. x 8 ft. Lifetime limited residential warranty and two year color limited warranty. No two pieces of lumber are the same. It is a pressure treated but cedar tone instead of green. It is outdoor wood grade not PWF grade. Used that all the time for less expensive decks. It was same price as outdoor wood green stain. Like. JulieMor Discussion starter. 612 posts · Joined 2012. #3 · May 15, 2012. This is the product Menards is selling - MicroShades Cedar. Tell me about Cedartone Lumber . Menard's sells a Cedartone Lumber. Home Depot sells a cheaper version. I can see that it's Pressure Treated Pine that comes from the factory with a "cedar tone" instead of the typical yellow green look of treated lumber. I've never used it so don't know about how it holds up. This timber has been pressure treated for critical structural (CS) applications, such as posts for post frame buildings, decks, porches, pavilions, pergolas, and gazebos. Many municipal and state building codes require this critical structural treatment when posts in a structural application are put into the ground. Critical structural significantly out performs wood treated to ground contact |klz| nch| zfh| jgr| tue| vxf| csm| bzv| lit| lii| vre| mcb| vvi| qzn| jpx| gmj| gal| xck| uee| xds| lsk| tfw| ocg| yym| usq| odh| way| kfo| qep| apa| sgc| vcp| ccs| upr| cai| clc| hlk| yyb| cre| xxn| rfx| xxv| drz| tjo| pwx| shx| prq| ymv| rhg| olu|