Termites Would Rather Starve Than Eat New Pest-Resistant Pine - 2/21/2005 - Home Exterior Pets Termites Insects

Termites Would Rather Starve Than Eat New Pest-Resistant Pine on Windows and Doors

Based in Klamath Falls, Ore., JELD-WEN is a member of the National Council of the Housing Industry — the Supplier 100 of NAHB.

“In our tests, termites show no affinity to AuraLast wood and will literally starve to death before they’ll touch it,” said Joyce Richter, JELD-WEN windows communications manager. “It’s definitely the biggest revolution to hit the wood window and door market in decades.”

Unlike the standard treatment process in which pieces of wood are dipped in a solution that gives them a thin top coating, AuraLast wood is treated in a vacuum/pressure process that forces the active anti-termite ingredients all the way through to the core of the wood so that screw and nail holes don't compromise its integrity.

Starting this year, all JELP-WEN pine windows and patio doors come with AuraLast wood as standard.

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