Title: Australasian Wood Preservation Perspectives
1Australasian Wood Preservation Perspectives
2Where is the Industry going?
- Hazard class system
- Gap analysis
- Available biocides
- Understanding stakeholders needs
- Threats
- Potential for differentiation
- Fit for purpose
3Where is the Industry going?
H1 NZ Framing Commodity
H2 Aust Framing Commodity
H3 Exterior above ground Can be differentiated
H4/5 Exterior in-ground Commodity
H6 Marine Commodity
Fit for purpose All end uses Can be differentiated
4Where is the Industry going?
- Gap analysis
- Future proofing
- Ensure preservative systems are available when
required - Life cycle analysis
- Shorter life cycles
- Fit for purpose
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6Where is the Industry going?
- New preservatives
- Available biocides
- European Biocidal Products Directive
- European Marketing and Use Directive
- Includes Creosote, CCA and PCP
- US EPA
- APVMA
- ERMA
7Where is the Industry going?
- The Biocidal Products Directive
- 81 substances for use in wood preservatives
notified - 38 dossiers submitted
- ? Substances approved
8Where is the Industry going?
- Aqueous vs non-aqueous
- Dry after market
- Biocides
- Formulations
- VOCs
- Odour
- Solvent recovery
9Where is the Industry going?
- Understand all stake holders needs
- Environmental
- Market needs
- Differentiation
- Regulators
- Timing
- Product attributes
10Where is the Industry going?
- Threats
- Alternative products
- Plastic composites
- Steel
- Regulation
- Environmental
- Standards
- Time to market
- Ourselves
- Are we listening?
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12Where is the Industry going?
- Differentiated preservatives
- Differentiated treated products
- Hazard Class 3 is where differentiation can make
a difference for the industry
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14Where is the Industry going?
- Differentiation of H3 products
- Aesthetics
- Water repellency
- Dimensional stability
- Aqueous vs non-aqueous carrier
- Marketing driving research and development
- Preservative to fit needs not develop
preservative and make it fit - Concept for Tan T, Tan F and Tan E2 came from
the market, KA development team then produced
preservative system - Example Can we differentiate a paling fence?
- What does the consumer want?
15Where is the Industry going?
- Fit for purpose vs hazard class structure
- Different paradigm
- Example Fence palings
- Expected service life
- Appearance
- Maintenance
- End of service disposal
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