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 Lumber Basics CD The new WWPA Lumber Basics CD helps users understand how lumber is produced, graded and used in the marketplace. Easy-to-understand sections are designed to help users to learn the fundamentals of the lumber industry. A WWPA library of digital publications is included. This CD is compatible for both Mac and PCs. Current customers of Rosboro (those who have made a purchase within the last three months) may receive their complimentary Lumber Basics CD by filling out this online order form. WWPA Technical Documents Western Wood Products Association represents softwood lumber manufacturers in the 12 Western states and Alaska. Supported by Western lumber manufacturers, WWPA delivers lumber grading, quality control, technical, business information and product support services to sawmills and companies that use softwood lumber products. To purchase hard copies of this literature or to learn more about WWPA, visit their website. The following documents require Adobe Acrobat Reader. Technical Literature Material Safety Data Sheet for Wood The sample Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) for wood dust developed by WWPA and other wood products industry organizations. (293 KB) Mold, Housing and Wood Published by WWPA in May 2002, this document explains how mold can grow on nearly any material, including wood. It provides steps that can be taken to prevent, control and remove mold, and offers current scientific information about the health effects of mold. (226 KB) Mold and Wood Products-What is mold? This two-page document published by WWPA in August 2002 contains basic information about mold. It explains why mold grows on wood and what kinds of mold typically grow on wood. (113 KB) Mold and Wood Products-Preventing and controlling mold Published by WWPA in August 2002, this two-page document outlines steps to protect wood products from moisture, which is a critical ingredient for mold growth. (143 KB) Mold and Wood Products-Cleaning mold on wood Published by WWPA in August 2002, this two-page document offers recommendations for when and how to clean mold on wood, including methods offered by the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency. (51 KB) Unseasoned (Green) This four-page document contains information about lumber seasoning requirements, shrinkage considerations, advantages for framing, handling requirements and tips for avoiding problems. (47 KB) Lumber Storage & Handling for Lumber Mills, Dealers and Contractors Published by WWPA in September 1999, this four-page document explains how good storage practices protect sales appeal by keeping lumber clean and bright. Most importantly, it explains how proper storage retains structural lumber's dimensional stability, which helps prevent material loss. (193 KB) Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) MSDS for Wood Dust (54 KB) MSDS for Britewood Treated Lumber (54 KB) |
