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Creosote Fence Treatment

Creosote was once one of the most widely used and recognisable treatments for wooden fencing in the UK. For generations, it was seen as the traditional solution for protecting timber outdoors, especially in gardens, farms and rural settings. It is important to note early on that creosote is no longer available for domestic use. Homeowners cannot legally buy or apply creosote to garden fencing or other DIY timber projects. When choosing fencing for domestic use today, the best option is to look for timber products that come with long guarantees, often up to 25 years. A long guarantee is a strong indicator that the timber has been professionally treated during manufacture and, in many cases, means no painting or staining is required throughout the guarantee period, helping to reduce ongoing maintenance while still ensuring long lasting durability and protection. What Is Creosote Creosote is a dark, oily substance derived from coal tar. It has been used for well over a century as a ...

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