Its appearance
is much like the slightly greenish color of traditional treated wood and
it turns a honey brown color before eventually fading to gray after extended
exposure to sunlight. As with other types of treated wood, it can be stained
or painted.
No maintenance
is needed to retain its termite and rot resistance, but it should be coated
periodically with water repellent to minimize normal cracking and warping
caused by moisture.
Gardeners now
have another choice for structures they want to blend with natural surroundings
yet endure outdoor conditions for years.
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