A4 |
To be painted or protected against the Queensland pine beetle >Read more |
A5 |
Usually knotty >Read more |
A6 |
Included bark is sometimes present >Read more |
A7 |
Finishes sometimes affected by resin bleed >Read more |
A8 |
Latex canals common >Read more |
A9 |
Corrodes ferrous fastenings when wet >Read more |
Above-ground decay hazard zones |
Geographical areas in Queensland are allocated 1 of 4 levels of decay potential for timbers used in above-ground applications. The areas are rationalised to Local Government Area boundaries. >Read more |
Advisory code |
Advisory codes emphasise characteristics of a timber species that might affect performance in some applications. >Read more |
Africa |
Africa >Read more |
Ag:A |
Above-ground decay hazard zone A; least potential for decay. >Read more |
Ag:B |
Above-ground decay hazard zone B; lower potential than zone Ag:C and greater potential than zone Ag:A for above-ground decay. >Read more |
Ag:C |
Above-ground decay hazard zone C; lower potential than zone Ag:D and greater potential than zone Ag:B for above-ground decay. >Read more |
Ag:D |
Above-ground decay hazard zone D; greatest potential for decay. >Read more |
All commercial |
110 commercially available timbers in Queensland >Read more |
Appearance |
97 appearance timbers that are most commercially available in Queensland. >Read more |
Applications |
Construction applications with similar environments and conditions of use are grouped into seven (7) applications with a target design life of 5, 15 & 50 years. >Read more |
Approved |
Approved for this application. >Read more |
Approved preservative |
Preservative approved under AS 1604.1-2005 >Read more |
APVMA |
Australian Pesticides and Veterinary Medicines Authority |
AS |
Australian Standard, published by Standards Australia (www.saiglobal.com) |