Posted by fbh44 on September 04, 2018 at 18:21:47 from (69.71.10.104):
In Reply to: Pole barn poles rotted posted by FarmerBlair on September 04, 2018 at 14:05:40:
Im a retired building inspector. Ordinary treated lumber at the lumber yard does NOT have enough chemicals to last in the ground for the life of a building. That stuff is rated only for decks and fence posts. Here's how much chemical you have to have for a permanent foundation or permanent building pole; It may be special order;
�NatureWood� Alkaline Copper Quaternary ACQ Minimum 0.60 pcf ACQ for Structural / Building Pole / Foundation Use
�Micro-Pro / Smart-Sense� Micronized Copper Quaternary MCQ Minimum 0.60 pcf MCQ for Structural / Building Pole / Foundation Use
�Micro-Pro / Life-Wood� Micronized Copper (tebuconazole) Azole MCA Minimum 0.23 pcf MCA for Structural / Building Pole / Foundation Use
Ordinary lumber yard poles might not have enough chemicals. Those poles might only be approved by the manufacturers for decks or fence posts, NOT for permanent structural building foundations.
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