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3.1 Timber treatments
Up to 1992, most timber used for house framing in New Zealand was radiata pine treated with boron. From the early 1990s, a range of alternative timber framing treatment options for radiata pine became available. From 1998 to April 2004, homes were often built with untreated kiln-dried radiata pine framing.
If the framing used is untreated or has a preservative treatment only effective against insects, it is more likely decay will be both severe and widespread in a leaky building.
The most reliable way of finding out what timber treatment (if any) has been used, is to take timber samples and have them tested in a laboratory. An assessment report completed on the building should provide some information on the type of timber treatment used in the building. However, the assessor is only able to access a limited part of the timber framing and it is quite common to find a mix of timber treatments in the framing of any individual building that have not been identified in the assessment report. If there are no markings on framing timber identifying the treatment type and level, it is safer to assume it is untreated.
3.2 Types of fungal decay
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