Architects & Code Officials

High-performance building design begins with you.

Design in solutions to moisture-related framing problems and alternatives to FRTW lumber.

Designers know what homebuyers want:

A healthy home space that’s safer than yesterday’s designs. But healthy home designs is more than simply designing in HVAC solutions.

Forward-thinking architects and engineers can use TechWood to stop moisture problems before they start, setting their services apart and creating happier clients.

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Better Multi-Family Building

Designing around the limitations of FRTW lumber in multi-family construction? That’s no longer necessary. Our 4400 line is a code-compliant direct replacement for FRTW, without the constraints of strength degradation, weight gains, VOCs, corrosivity, mold, or dimensional instability.

High-Performance Homes

More than ever before, architects and engineers can incorporate TechWood into their designs for end-to-end improvement of the building process.

Framers and builders can cut waste and labor costs with framing packages that resist degradation caused by jobsite moisture. Homeowners can avoid inconveniences like nail pops and jammed doors, as well as serious issues like mold development, rot damage, and termite infestation.

Even the worst-case scenario—a serious fire—can be made measurably safer through our TechWood 3300 and 4400 offerings. It’s peace of mind at an affordable price.

Design With Indoor Air Quality In Mind

The rising generation of homebuyers care more about home health and wellness than ever. From the non-toxicity of our treatment, to our 50% moisture reduction protection, homes built with TechWood aren’t just safer: they’re healthier for the homeowner.

FRTW Replacement

Optimize Indoor Air Quality

High-Performance Home Design

How TechWood Products Work

Our patented chemistry protects softwood from mold, fungal decay, termites and fire
Topically applied treatments impregnate wood through chemical diffusion
The non-toxic process preserves the structural capacity of the wood.
Treatments are code compliant, with no hazardous materials or detectable volatile organic compounds

TechWood vs. Masonry Contact Pressure Treated Wood

For decades, pressure treated wood has been the least worst option for homeowners seeking elemental protection for their home—with limited coverage, significant trade-offs, and significant cost. With TechWood, whole home protection is finally available.

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