Fire Treated Wood
For more than four decades, Biewer Fire Treated Wood has been a trusted source for quality fire-treated lumber products. Designed with proven pressure-treatment technology, our fire retardant wood helps slow flame spread and reduce smoke development, giving builders, suppliers, and property owners a dependable solution for projects where added fire protection matters.
Advantages of Our Fire Treated Wood
Our fire-retardant treated wood is engineered to meet the highest standards for safety, performance, and long-term reliability. Designed for both structural integrity and code compliance, it delivers peace of mind for contractors, builders, and property owners alike.
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Fire Retardant Treated Wood Distribution
Biewer Fire Retardant Specialists offers a strategically located distribution network across the Midwest, Mid-Atlantic, and South, allowing us to efficiently supply fire-retardant-treated wood (FRTW) to customers throughout the region and beyond. With multiple stocking locations and a reliable logistics network, we’re able to deliver consistent product availability and dependable lead times for projects of all sizes.
Our Fire Retardant Treatment Process
As a leading manufacturer of fire-retardant-treated wood (FRTW) in the United States, Biewer utilizes advanced treatment technology to deliver consistent, code-compliant performance. Our wood is treated using a premium Class A fire-retardant chemical trusted across commercial and residential applications.
This high-performance treatment process is designed to significantly reduce flame spread and slow combustion, helping structures meet strict building codes while enhancing overall fire safety. Fire-retardant-treated-wood is engineered for durability, long-term stability, and reliable performance in demanding environments.
By combining top-quality lumber with proven fire-retardant chemistry, Biewer delivers a dependable FRTW solution ideal for multi-family construction, commercial buildings, roofing systems, and other applications where fire protection is critical.