Dricon® fire retardant treated (FRT) wood is an effective and economical material for reducing the effects of fire. It impedes both flame spread and smoke development.  Building code and related agencies recognize it as an alternative to materials classified as noncombustible for a range of applications, and it has been issued a code evaluation report.

Introduced in 1981, Dricon FRT wood is a development of Arch Wood Protection intended for interior, weather-protected applications. Since that introduction, Dricon FRT wood has proven itself in countless structures of many different types.  For how it works, click here.

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Below is a list of currently stocked Fire Retardant material: