Pressure treated plywood is plywood that has undergone a special pressurized process that increases the wood's durability and makes it less prone to rot, water damage, mold, or insect damage.

It gives the wood a higher density, making it harder for any of those things to infiltrate.

Permanent Wood Foundations are engineered structures that use pressure-treated lumber and plywood as a building foundation in place of concrete.

Permanent Wood Foundations offer the economic performance of wood in locations where concrete may be expensive or unobtainable as a basement.

Pressure treated plywood is plywood that has undergone a special pressurized process that increases the wood's durability and makes it less prone to rot, water damage, mold, or insect damage.

It gives the wood a higher density, making it harder for any of those things to infiltrate.

Permanent Wood Foundations are engineered structures that use pressure-treated lumber and plywood as a building foundation in place of concrete.

Permanent Wood Foundations offer the economic performance of wood in locations where concrete may be expensive or unobtainable as a basement.

Pressure treated plywood is plywood that has undergone a special pressurized process that increases the wood's durability and makes it less prone to rot, water damage, mold, or insect damage.

It gives the wood a higher density, making it harder for any of those things to infiltrate.

Pressure treated plywood is plywood that has undergone a special pressurized process that increases the wood's durability and makes it less prone to rot, water damage, mold, or insect damage.

It gives the wood a higher density, making it harder for any of those things to infiltrate.

Permanent Wood Foundations are engineered structures that use pressure-treated lumber and plywood as a building foundation in place of concrete.

Permanent Wood Foundations offer the economic performance of wood in locations where concrete may be expensive or unobtainable as a basement.