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RezWood™ 2200 warranty options

Warranty protection
that follows the frame.

Eligible RezWood™ 2200 projects may include the coverage below, subject to the complete current written terms.

Before framing4 monthsCovered, elevated jobsite storage
During constructionUp to 6 monthsVertical framing exposure
After construction5 yearsMold
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Available coverage

Built for the treatment.
Confirmed for the project.

These are the warranty options that may be available for eligible RezWood™ 2200 projects. Final coverage follows the current written warranty and the exact treatment, lumber, application, registration, installation, exposure, and maintenance requirements.

01 · Before framing4 months

Covered, elevated jobsite storage

Eligible projects may include coverage while the lumber is stored before framing begins, provided the package is properly covered, elevated, and handled under the written requirements.

02 · During constructionUp to 6 months

Vertical framing exposure

Eligible projects may include coverage while installed vertical framing remains exposed during construction. Drainage, drying, housekeeping, and the documented exposure conditions still matter.

03 · After construction5 years

Mold

Eligible projects may include limited protection against mold growth on the treated lumber. Coverage does not replace moisture control, ventilation, leak repair, or normal building maintenance.

04 · Long-term protection10 years

Subterranean termite damage

Eligible projects may include limited protection for damage from the termite species named in the written warranty, including subterranean and Formosan termites. Untreated wood, cellulose, and conditions outside the documented application remain outside the coverage.

05 · Long-term protection10 years

Fungal decay

Eligible projects may include limited protection against fungal decay of the treated lumber within the approved exposure and application. Good flashing, drainage, ventilation, and maintenance remain required.

What this treatment protects against

Protection built into
2200.

Warranty coverage and technical performance are related, but they are not the same thing. This is the documented protection story for the treated lumber within the approved product, application, and exposure scope.

01

Mold-growth inhibition

Helps inhibit mold growth on the treated lumber. Moisture management, drying, and jobsite housekeeping still matter.

The public technical evaluation documents mold-growth-inhibition testing using ASTM D3273 and ASTM D5590 methods.
02

Fungal-decay resistance

Resists decay fungi within the documented exposure conditions. It does not replace flashing, drainage, ventilation, or maintenance.

The public technical evaluation documents fungal-decay resistance for the approved lumber, application, and above-ground exposure scope.
03

Subterranean-termite resistance, including Formosan termites

Resists subterranean termites, including Formosan termites, within the current product scope. Untreated wood and cellulose remain outside the protection package.

The public technical evaluation documents subterranean-termite resistance for eligible treated lumber within the approved application and exposure scope.

What coverage follows

The written warranty
controls the details.

Coverage depends on the selected product, documented application, registration, treatment record, installation, maintenance, exclusions, and complete current written warranty.

  • 01Exact RezWood treatment and eligible lumber
  • 02Documented application and treatment record
  • 03Registration and approved installation
  • 04Exposure, maintenance, exclusions, and current terms