Dry Rot Ultra 12 Powder
For dilution with water
to make into a 5% or 10% solution
20 Year Guarantee Certificate
Uses - zero
odour Dry Rot treatment for wood & masonry
For Amateur, DIY and Professional
use

Dry Rot
Ultra 12 Powder 1 kg Pack
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Buy pure Dry Rot Borax
Boron Ultra 12 Powder
£27.50
- 200g makes 5L - 
£36.00
- 500g makes 12.5L - 
£65.28
- 1 kg makes
25L -
£98.84
- 2.5 kg makes 62L - 
£13.70
-
box of 100 uni-handed vinyl gloves - 
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How much
will I need - Click for Help page.
How much
solution will it make for two coats?
To make a
5% solution:
100 grams
(0.10kg) makes 2.5 litres which covers approximately 5 square metres,
with 2 coats
200 grams
(0.20kg) makes 5 litres which covers approximately 10 square metres,
with 2 coats
500 grams
(0.50kg) makes 12.5 litres which covers approximately 25 square metres,
with 2 coats
1 kg makes
25 litres which covers approximately 50 square metres, with 2 coats
2.5 kgs
makes 62.5 litres which covers approximately 125 square metres, with
2 coats
Double the
powder weight for 10% solution.
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Useful
information
Why its
so good for Dry Rot
Chemical action - Borax Boron Ultra
12 is a safe, but powerful fungicide
Unique features - no smell, no staining,
carpet friendly, no solvent, no microemulsion, no Phenol Phenoxides
Safety benefits - no damage to roofing
breather membranes (Microemulsions),
Typical usage
- Dry Rot treatment where smell is not acceptable
and maximum safety is required
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Dry Rot
Pack and product details
Pack sizes
- 200g, 500g, 1.0 kg, 2.5 kgs
Packaging
- in heat sealed plastic bags or in plastic bottles, pre-diluted or
ready to add water.
Trade
- in boxes containing 15kgs - call for prices
Contains
- Disodium Octaborate Tetrahydrate , not to be confused with Borax Soap,
which is Disodium Tetraborate Decahydrate
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Using
Borax Boron Ultra 12 for Dry Rot
Dry Rot Dilution
- 1kg dilutes in water to make 25 litres of Dry Rot treatment at 5%
concentration, 12.5 litres at 10% concentration.
Amateur use
- when diluted at 5% concentration, requires four coats
Professional
use option - when diluted at 10% concentration, requires two coats
Application
methods - spray, brush or dip, irrigation via drill holes
Application
rate - an average rate of 4 sq metres per litre, until wet. Apply 2
to 4 coats, allowing surfaces to dry in between coats.
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Safety
using Borax Boron Ultra 12 for Dry Rot
Choosing
a product type - always check with our experts if you are not sure which
product is best for your job, call 01626 872886
Safety -
wear a dust mask, gloves & splash protection for mixing, water droplet
mask (P2V) ,
gloves, coveralls,
waterproof boots, eye protection for spraying
Re-entry
time - 1 hour, or until dry, whichever is the longer
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Note
- always wear a mask and gloves during mixing and spraying
Spray and
Dust Mask (P2V)

Vinyl Disposable
Uni-handed Gloves

5 litre Sprayer

12 litre
Heavy Duty Sprayer

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Buy Dry Rot Safety Accessories
£8.78
- water
based insecticide mask - 
£13.70
-
box of 100 uni-handed vinyl gloves -

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Frequently
purchased with this product for treating Dry Rot
£32.90
-
500cc of Borax Boron Gel -
£28.78 - 5
litre Sprayer -
£66.93 - 12
litre Knapsack Sprayer -

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Dry Rot Ultra 12 already
diluted in water at 5% and 10%
20 Year Guarantee Certificate
Uses - toxin free Dry Rot treatment
for wood and masonry
For Amateur, DIY and Professional
use

Dry Rot
Boron Ultra 12 diluted in water - 5 litres
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Buy Dry
Rot Borax Boron Ultra 12 - 5% ready to use in water
£9.97
- 1.0 litre -
£34.32
- 5.0 litres
-
£95.48
- 25.0 litres
-

£13.70
-
box of 100 uni-handed vinyl gloves -

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Buy Dry
Rot Borax Boron Ultra 12 - 10% ready to use in water
£22.86
- 1.0 litre -

£37.86
- 2.5 litres -
£45.76
- 5.0 litres
- 
£119.60
- 25.0 litres
- 
£13.70
-
box of 100 uni-handed vinyl gloves -

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How much
will I need for Dry Rot treatment - click
for Help page.
Using pre-diluted
5% or 10% versions
1 litre covers
approximately 2 sq metres with 2 coats (5%) or 1 square metre 4 coats
(10%)
2.5 litres
covers approximately 5 sq metres with 2 coats (5%) or 2.5 square metres
4 coats (10%)
5 litres
covers approximately 10 sq metres with 2 coats (5%) or 5 square metres
4 coats (10%)
25 litres
covers approximately 50 sq metres with 2 coats (5%) or 25 square metres
4 coats (10%)
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Useful information
Why its so good for Dry Rot
Chemical action - triple use, as
an insecticide, a fungicide and a moldicide
Unique features - no smell, no staining,
carpet friendly, no solvent, no micro emulsion, no Permethrin or Cypermethrin.
Safety benefits - no brain toxins
(Permethrin and Cypermethrin), no damage to roofing breather membranes
(Microemulsions)
Typical usage
- woodworm treatment where odour is not acceptable
and maximum safety is required
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to go to the top of this page
Dry Rot
Pack and product details
Pack sizes
- 1 litre, 2.5 litre, 5 litre and 25 litre
Packaging
- in plastic bottles, pre-diluted
Trade
- in boxes containing 4 x 5 litres - call for
prices
Contains
- pure Disodium Octaborate Tetrahydrate, not to be confused with Borax
Soap, which is Disodium Tetraborate Decahydrate
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Using
Dry Rot Borax Boron Ultra 12
Dilutions
- already diluted at 5% and 10%
Amateur use
- when diluted at 5%.
Professional
use - when diluted at up to 10%.
Application
methods - spray, brush or dip
Application
rate - an average rate of 4 sq metres per litre, until wet. Apply 2
to 4 coats, allowing surfaces to dry in between coats.
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Safety
using Borax Boron Ultra 12
Choosing
a product type - always check with our experts if you are not sure which
product is best for your job, call 01626 872886
Safety -
water droplet mask (P2V) , gloves, coveralls, waterproof boots, eye
protection for spraying
Re-entry
time - 1 hour, or until dry, whichever is the longer
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to go to the top of this page
Note -
always wear a mask and gloves during application
Spray and
Dust Mask (P2V)

Vinyl Disposable
Uni-handed Gloves

5 litre Sprayer

12 litre
Heavy Duty Sprayer

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to go to the top of this page
Always
Buy Safety Accessories
£8.78
- water
based insecticide mask - 
£13.70
-
box of 100 uni-handed vinyl gloves -

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to go to the top of this page
Frequently
purchased with this product
£32.90
-
500cc of Borax Boron Gel -
£28.78 - 5
litre Sprayer -
£66.93 - 12
litre Knapsack Sprayer -

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to go to the top of this page
Boracol Dry Rot Products
- treatments for Dry Rot in wood and masonry
20 Year Guarantee Certificate
Uses - eradication and prevention
of Dry Rot in wood, soil and masonry in buildings
For Amateur, DIY and Professional
use

Boracol
for Dry Rot
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Buy Dry
Rot Boracol - 10% and 5% ready to use, n water
£69.98
- 5 litre
10RH -
£55.85
-
5 litre 5RH -
£245.80
-
25 litre 10RH -
£197.88
-
25 litre 5RH -
£13.70
-
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How much
will I need for Dry Rot - Click for
Help page.
Using pre-diluted
5% (amateur) or 10% (professional) versions
1 litre covers
approximately 2 sq metres with 2 coats (5%) or 1 square metre 4 coats
(10%)
2.5 litres
covers approximately 5 sq metres with 2 coats (5%) or 2.5 square metres
4 coats (10%)
5 litres
covers approximately 10 sq metres with 2 coats (5%) or 5 square metres
4 coats (10%)
25 litres
covers approximately 50 sq metres with 2 coats (5%) or 25 square metres
4 coats (10%)
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Useful information about Boracol
for Dry Rot
Why its so good against Dry Rot
Chemical action - strong, safe mixture
gives lasting results
Unique features - no smell, no staining,
carpet friendly, no Phenol Phenoxides
Safety benefits - no solvents or
Microemulsions
Typical usage
- Dry
Rot treatment in buildings, wood, masonry and soil
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Dry Rot
Pack and product details
Pack sizes
- 1 litre, 2.5 litre, 5 litre and 25 litre
Packaging
- in plastic bottles, pre-diluted
Trade
- in boxes containing 4 x 5 litres - call for
prices
Contains
- pure Disodium Octaborate Tetrahydrate, Glycol and Benzalkonium Chloride
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Using
Boracol for Dry Rot
Dilutions
- already diluted at 5% and 10%
Amateur use
- when diluted at 5%.
Professional
use option - when diluted at 10%.
Application
methods - spray, brush or dip or irrigation via drilled holes in masonry
Application
rate - an average rate of 4 square metres per litre, until wet. Apply
2 to 4 coats, allowing surfaces to dry in between coats.
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Safety
using Boracol for Dry Rot
Choosing
a product type - always check with our experts if you are not sure which
product is best for your job, call 01626 872886
Safety -
water droplet mask (P2V) , gloves, coveralls, waterproof boots, eye
protection for spraying
Re-entry
time - 1 hour, or until dry, whichever is the longer
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to go to the top of this page
Always
Buy Safety Accessories
£8.78
- water
based insecticide mask - 
£13.70
-
box of 100 uni-handed vinyl gloves -

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to go to the top of this page
Frequently
purchased with this product
£32.90
-
500cc of Borax Boron Gel -
£28.78 - 5
litre Sprayer -
£66.93 - 12
litre Knapsack Sprayer -

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to go to the top of this page
Dry Rot Boron Ultra Gels,
odourless concentrated treatments for Dry Rot
20 Year Guarantee
Uses - thicker version of Boracol,
for use on timber and masonry
For Amateur, DIY and Professional
use

Brushing
Borax Boron Ultra Gel
does not
require a Mask,
because it
has no vapour

Borax
Boron Ultra Gel 5% or 20% in Gel
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Buy
Borax Boron 5% and 20% Ultra Gels for brushing onto wood and masonry
£21.00
- 5% Gel 500cc -
£32.90
- 5% Gel 1 litre -
£61.20
- 5% Gel 2 litres - 
£32.90
- 20% Gel 500cc - 
£48.90
- 20% Gel
1 litre - 
£78.20
- 20% Gel 2 litre - 
£13.70
-
box of 100 uni-handed vinyl gloves -

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How much
will I need - click for Help page.
Using directly
from the bottle at 5% or 20% in one good coat
500cc covers
approximately 2 square metres with 1 coat
1 litre covers
approximately 4 square metres with 1 coat
2 litres
covers approximately 8 square metres with 1 coat
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Useful information
Why its so good for Dry Rot
Chemical action - Its thicker Gel
base makes it carry more active ingredient into the building material
than any liquid product
Unique features - no smell, no staining,
carpet friendly, no solvent, no microemulsion
Safety benefits - no brain toxins,
soaks in deeply
Typical usage
-
fungal treatment, of wood and masonry
Typically
it is used on floor joist ends and bearing areas, damp roof timbers,
backs of skirting boards and architrave's, back of door linings, cut
ends of new, pre-treated timbers.
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Dry Rot
Pack and product details
Pack sizes
- 500cc, 1 litre and 2 litre
Packaging
- in plastic screw top bottles, ready to use
Trade
- in boxes containing 4 x 2 litres - call for
prices
Contains
- pure Disodium Octaborate Tetrahydrate in a heavy water based gel
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Using
Borax Boron Ultra Gels for Dry Rot
Dilutions
- already diluted at 5% and 20%
Amateur use
- supplied at 5%.
Professional
use - supplied at 5% and 10%.
Application
methods - brush or dip
Application
rate - an average rate of 4 square metres per litre, assuming smooth
surfaces.
For woodworm
treatments 500cc will cover about 2 square metres, 1 litre about 4 sq
metres and 2 litres about 8 sq metres.
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Safety
using Borax Boron Ultra Gels for Dry Rot
Choosing
a product type - always check with our experts if you are not sure which
product is best for your job - 01626 872886
Safety -
gloves, coveralls, waterproof boots, eye protection
Re-entry
time - 1 hour, or until dry, whichever is the longer.
Remove all
excess using a damp cloth after 48 hours, if the gel has not all been
completely absorbed and the treated surfaces are to be left exposed.
Wood varies
in its ability to absorb products.
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Safety Accessories
£13.70
-
box of 100 uni-handed vinyl gloves -

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Dry Rot Ultra Paste and
Boracol B40 Gel in Cartridges for injection into timber joists and beams
20 Year Guarantee Certificate
Uses - to kill Dry Rot inside wood
and prevent future fungal decay
For Amateur, DIY and Professional
use

Dry Rot
Paste being injected into a 10mm hole.
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Buy
Dry Rot Boron Ultra Paste for injection
400cc Borax Boron Paste in
5% and 40% concentration versions
£29.10
- 5% -
£38.90
- 40% - 
Includes
an extension tube,
8mm diameter
x 225mm long
£13.70
-
box of 100 uni-handed vinyl gloves -

Buy a Professional
Skeleton Gun

£16.50
- 400cc skel gun -

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Plastic
Plugs are frequently purchased with this product
£3.96
- pack of 25, grey - 
£3.96
- pack of 25, brick red - 
£3.96
- pack of 25, stone cream - 
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How much
will I need for Dry Rot - click for
Help page.
Using directly
from the plastic cartridge, via the extension nozzle
See our chart
of hole spacing for various timber sizes as a guide,
or call 01626 872886 and we'll calculate your exact requirements.
(Hole Spacing
Guide - click here to download)
Click
for Death Watch Beetle Treatment advice - or call 01626 872886 .
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Useful information
Why its so good for Dry Rot eradication
Chemical action - it spreads rapidly
inside damp wood
Unique features - no smell, no staining,
carpet friendly, no solvent, no microemulsion, no Permethrin or Cypermethrin.
Safety benefits - no brain toxins
(Permethrin and Cypermethrin), no damage to roofing breather membranes
(Microemulsions).
Typical usage
- fungal treatment where a high active ingredient
loading and maximum penetration are needed,
for example
in end grain, damp structural timbers, heavy Dry Rot infection
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Dry Rot
Pack and product details
Pack sizes
- 400cc
Packaging
- in plastic cartridges to fit standard skeleton guns, including plastic
extension nozzles
Trade
- in boxes containing 10 x 400cc cartridges -
call for prices
Contains
- pure Disodium Octaborate Tetrahydrate in a heavy water based gel
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Using
Borax Boron Ultra Paste and Boracol B40 Gel
Dilutions
- already diluted at 5% and 40%
Amateur use
- supplied at 5%.
Professional
use - supplied at 5% and 40%.
Application
methods - back fill into 10mm diameter holes drilled into damp wood
Application
rate - holes to be 10mm diameter up to 110mm between centres,
lengthwise,
along the grain and 75mm between centres widthwise across the grain,
leaving at
least 15mm of wood at edges and hole bases.
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Safety
using Borax Boron Ultra Pastes and Gels for Dry Rot
Choosing
a product type - always check with our experts if you are not sure which
product is best for your job, on 01626 872886
Safety -
gloves, coveralls
Re-entry
time - not relevant - plug all holes after injection using our plastic
plugs or wooden dowel
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Note -
always wear gloves during application
Vinyl Disposable
Uni-handed Gloves

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£13.70
-
box of 100 uni-handed vinyl gloves -

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Borax Boron Solid Dry Rot
Rods for insertion into damp/wet joists, beams, posts and frames
20 Year Guarantee Certificate
Uses - Dry and Wet Rot treatment
and rot in very damp/wet wood indoors and outdoors
For Amateur, DIY and Professional
use

Borax
Boron Rods for Rot prevention in
Window
Frames, Joinery, Joists, Posts and Beams
See our chart
of hole spacing for various timber sizes as a guide,
or call us
on 01626 872886 and we'll calculate
your exact requirements.
(Hole Spacing
Guide - click here to download)
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Buy
Dry Rot Borax Boron Ultra Rods for insertion into holes
8mm
diameter for 10mm diameter holes, used
in joists,
window frames
and joinery or
12mm diameter
for 13mm holes, used in fence posts,
electricity
poles & railway sleepers.
£14.92
- buy
Borax Boron Rods 8mm x 24mm packet of 10 -
£22.90
-
buy Borax Boron Rods 8mm x 65mm packet of 10 -

£17.92
- buy Borax Boron Rods
12mm x 50mm packet of 10 -
£38.60
- buy Borax Boron Rods 12mm x 100mm packet of 10 - 
£13.70
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Plastic
Plugs are frequently purchased with this product
For 10mm
holes to take 8mm rods
£3.96
- plastic plugs, pack of 25, grey - 
£3.96
- plastic plugs, pack of 25, brick red - 
£3.96
- plastic plugs, pack of 25, stone cream - 
Angled plugs
also available for Posts - call 01626 872886
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How much
will I need for Dry Rot - click for
Help page
Using directly
from the plastic bag.
See our chart
of hole spacing for various timber sizes as a guide,
or call us
on 01626 872886 and we'll calculate
your exact requirements.
(Hole Spacing
Guide - click here to download)
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to go to the top of this page
Useful information about Boron
Rods
Why its so good for Dry Rot
Chemical action - triple use, as
an insecticide, a fungicide and a moldicide in damp and wet wood
Unique features -
provides a long term reservoir of Borax Boron protection by dissolving
very slowly inside wet timber,
e.g. outdoors,
ground touching timbers, fence posts, window frames, lintols, door frames.
Safety benefits - no brain toxins
(Permethrin and Cypermethrin), no smell or vapour.
Typical usage
- anti fungal treatment in very damp wood where
a high active ingredient loading and maximum penetration are needed
,
for example
in end grain, damp structural timbers, heavy rot infections
Often used
in window frames, timber frames houses, structural beams, garden
posts and railway sleepers..
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Dry Rot
Pack and product details
Pack sizes
- 8mm x 24mm, 8mm x 65mm, 12mm x 50mm, 12mm x 100mm
Packaging
- in heat sealed plastic bags containing 10 rods
Trade
- in boxes containing 10 x packets of 10 rods
- call for prices
Contains
- Disodium Octaborate Tetrahydrate and Boric Oxide, fused at high temperature
into solid water soluble slow release rods
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Using
Borax Boron Rods for Rots
Application
methods - fit into holes drilled into damp or wet wood - above 18% moisture
content
Application
rate - holes to be 10mm diameter (for 8mm diameter Borax Boron Rods)
or
13mm diameter
(for 12mm diameter Borax Boron Rods) up to 110mm between centres along
the grain and 75mm between centres across the grain, leaving at
least 15mm
of wood at edges and hole bases.
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Safety
using Borax Boron Rods
Choosing
a product type - always check with our experts if you are not sure which
product is best for your job - 01626 872886
Safety -
wear gloves for handling Borax Boron Rods
Re-entry
time - not relevant - plug all holes after insertion using our plastic
plugs or wooden dowel
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Anti Dry Rot Anti Movement
Paint
20 Year Guarantee Certificate
Uses - prevents anti Dry Rot from
traveling across surfaces, creating a 'no go zone'
For Amateur, DIY and Professional
use

Building
Research Establishment (BRE) Test Panels,
untreated
on left, painted with Dry Rot Paint on the right.
Note
- no Dry Rot grew on the painted panels.
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Buy
anti Dry Rot Paint to apply to masonry and wood
£25.60
- buy 1 litre
of Dry Rot Paint - 
£53.74
- buy 2.5
litres of Dry Rot Paint -

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How much
anti Dry Rot Paint will I need for Dry Rot
Apply two
coats, allowing surfaces to dry in between coats, at an average of 4
- 8 square metres per litre, per coat.
This coverage
will vary considerably with surface texture (e.g. bare brick, concrete,
plaster, wood).
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Useful information about anti
Dry Rot Paint
Why its so good at preventing
Dry Rot
Chemical action - stops surface
growth of dry rot even as a dry film, unlike all other treatments
Unique features -
this is a white emulsion paint containing Polyphase,
a fungicide
which is incorporated in the paint film when it dries - amazingly Rot
will not walk across this coating!
This effect
has been tested by the Government backed Building Research Establishment
(B.R.E.) - the 'Gold Standard' in testing facilities for the Building
industry
Safety benefits - no smell or vapour.
Typical usage
- in and around a dry rot treatment area to contain
possible re-emergence.
It stops
spread even if dry rot is reactivated by damp.
Often used
frames, frame linings, skirting boards.
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Anti Dry
Rot Paint Pack and product details
Pack sizes - 1 litre and 2.5 litres
Packaging
- in plastic cans
Trade
- in boxes containing 10 x 2.5 litres - call for
prices
Contains
- 3-Iodo-2-Propynyl-N-Butyl Carbamate (1% w/w) in a low VOC Emulsion
Paint base - white
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Using
anti Dry Rot Paint
Application
methods - apply by brush, roller or spray
Application
rate - 4 to 8 square metres per litre, apply 2 coats
Dry Rot barrier
paint is used in conjunction with Boron based spray, gel and injection
treatments, not as a substitute.
Always look
for and eliminate the moisture source of all Dry Rot attacks.
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Safety
using anti Dry Rot paint
Choosing
a product type - always check with our experts if you are not sure which
product is best for your job, call 01626 872886 .
Safety -
wear gloves for handling anti Dry Rot Paint
Re-entry
time - 1 hour or until dry, whichever is the longer
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Fugenex
Dry Rot Sensors
Uses - change colour from blue to
spotty yellow to indicate live dry rot
For Amateur, DIY and Professional
use

The Fugenex
Dry Rot Sensor Kit contains 8 treated sticks with plastic caps.
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Buy
Dry Rot Sensor Sticks
£41.00
-
buy pack of 8 Dry Rot Sensors -

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Using
Dry Rot Sensors
Application
methods - push into a drilled hole about 8mm in diameter, in wood or
masonry
The blue
detector dye, that is vacuum impregnated into the wooden dowel, reacts
to the chemical that Dry Rot produces (oxalic acid) at very low levels,
turning the
dye to yellow, initially in patches or blotches.
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Books - Identify Rots,
Wood Boring Insects and Damp
For Amateur, DIY and Professional
use
Identifying
Wood Boring Insects, Rots and Moulds: full colour: BRE 'Bible' for insect
and rot identification.

Identifying
Dampness in Buildings: Coleman - Authorised Reprint.
Become your
own Expert on damp, using this is definitive, easy to read guide to
all dampness problems.

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Buy
Books
£55.00
- buy
Identifying Wood Boring Insects, Rots and Moulds: full colour: BRE -
£9.99
- Identifying
Dampness in Buildings: Coleman - buy the Reprinted Book -
£5.99
- Identifying
Dampness in Buildings: Coleman - Buy a direct Download - 
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