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ULTRA 12 - Surface
Treatment - how much diluted product will I need for two lightly sprayed coats 1.
Spraying floors - terraced house: 7.5 to 10 litres per floor, or, for a
detached house: 25 - 35 litres per floor 2.
Spraying roofs - terraced house: 20 - 50 litres per roof, or, for a detached
house: 30 - 90 litres per roof Concentration:
5% - 1kg of powder per 25 litres of water for Woodworm (mild to medium attacks)
and 10-12% - 2.5 kgs of
powder per 25 litres of water for Woodworm (heavy attack), Death Watch Beetle,
Dry Rot and Wet Rot. Therefore, 1
litre of water requires 40 grams of powder to be diluted in water to give a 5%
B.A.E. Solution - woodworm treatment 1
litre of water requires 80 to 100 grams of powder to be diluted in water to give
a 10 - 12% B.A.E. Solution - Dry Rot treatment NOTE
- a 5% solution is cleared for Amateur, DIY and Professional Trade use. For Amateur
DIY use in cases where a higher strength is required simply double the number
of coats. In cold weather
the low water temperature may cause some powder to fall to the bottom of the container
- this is not a fault - the product has reached saturation. Warming up the solution
will reverse the process. Optional
Products: : Pump up
Sprayer 12 litre : Mask
for water based sprays Visit
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BORON
ULTRA GEL - Surface Treatment - per brush coat 1.
Smooth timber - 0.25 litres per square metre = 4 square metres per litre 2.
Rough timber and end grain - 0.5 to 1 litre per square metre
BORON
RODS AND PASTE - into holes in the timber - hole size and spacing 1.
Rods - 10mm diameter holes, to 15mm from opposing face, 100mm centres along the
grain, 75mm centres across the grain 2.
Paste - 8 - 10mm diameter holes, to 15mm from opposing face, 100mm centres along
the grain, 75mm centres across the grain Use
Paste alone for indoor timbers not subject to re-wetting (e.g. joists, tie beams)
and Paste and Rods together in all timbers, indoor or outdoor, subject to re-wetting,
seasonal or continuous (e.g. window frames, garden posts).
WOOD
PRESERVATIVE AND BIOCIDE SAFETY Use
Wood Preservatives and Biocides safely. Always read the label and product information
Data Sheet before use. Wear
the correct safety equipment and keep unprotected people and animals out of the
treated area for the statutory period given on the label, or until surfaces are
dry, which ever is the longer. All
products have some hazards and the COSHH Regulations (Control of Substances Hazardous
to Health) apply to ALL building repair and construction products that we sell,
even Cement. If in doubt
consult us for free technical help. Take care not to contaminate soil, waterways
or the environment with the product or the waste and packaging. These can be returned
to us for disposal. Avoid
using any type of chemical in your home if any of the following are likely to
come into contact with the spray or treated surfaces: animals, fish, birds, babies,
young children, asthmatics, pregnant women or those vulnerable due to ill health. On-going
European reclassification of Pesticides has resulted in our Borax product having
to carry a warning label (for the first time since 1890) on all products used
at over 5.5% BAE concentration. This label is a warning that if you eat the product
and then became pregnant you might give birth to a slightly underweight
baby, or suffer a slight reduction in the size of your testes. The tests, on rats,
required them to eat the human equivalent of 18 level teaspoons full of Borate
(DOT) per day for 2 years. We believe that you are unlikely to do this and the
lack of any other negative evidence, despite the severe European Review process,
suggests that this product is very safe indeed. Woodworm
treatment products do not need to even reach the 5% concentration level to be
effective, so are not subject to any additional labelling, because of their unblemished
safety record. See our
Technical
section for more information.
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Property Repair Systems Group Web Sites: www.boron.org.uk
- how to use Boron based insecticides/fungicides to treat timber rots and insect
attack www.dampness-info.co.uk
- how to treat penetrating dampness in walls and plaster www.dryrot.biz
- how to kill Dry Rot in buildings www.drywallandfloor.co.uk
- membranes for lining damp walls, floors, basements and cellars www.epoxy-info.co.uk
- resin repair materials for wood indoors and outdoors www.fire-door-paint.co.uk
- upgrade doors to 30 minutes fire resistance www.fire-info.co.uk
- fire fabrics for insulation, flame and smoke barriers www.joist-repair.co.uk
- how to quickly repair joists and beams of any size www.mold-info.co.uk
- kill mould on walls and ceilings, anti mold paints www.propertyrepairsystems.co.uk
- fire retardant paints, hygiene products, metal bracket manufacture, crack injection www.steel-fire-paint.co.uk
- treat steel with Intumescent Paint to provide fire protection www.timber.org.uk
- systems of repair, with step by step methods www.timber-repair.co.uk
- how to repair timbers in buildings without wrecking the place www.wood-worm.co.uk
- how to stop common furniture beetle in buildings
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Repair Systems, Unit
3, Olympus Business Park, Kingsteignton
Road, Newton
Abbot, Devon,
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