BIOKIL. | SKU: WZ002

Woodzone Dual Purpose FI

£41.07

Quantity

1 X 400g bottle

Product variants

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Wet rot treatment

Ideal for both internal and external use on timbers, fencing and cladding, Woodzone Dual Purpose Fungicide Insecticide (FI) is the industry leading wood preservative, proving protection against wood boring insects (dry rot) and wood destroying fungi (wet rot).

Woodzone Dual Purpose FI (Fungicide Insecticide) for wet rot treatment is a supplied in small plastic containers for convenient storage and transportation. The special micro-emulsion formulation leads to better penetration than obtained with the older traditional water based emulsified preservatives.

• Super concentrate (400gms makes 25 litres)
• Good penetration
• 1 hour re-entry
• Fully solvent free technology
• No VOC’s
• Significant reduction in plastic & paper waste
• Virtually no odour
• Non-flammable

For use on internal & external timbers, fencing & cladding out of ground & surface water contact as a wood preservative against wood boring insects & wood destroying fungi (Dry Rot & Wet Rots)

Bats: The active ingredients have been accepted by the nature Conservancy bodies as suitable for the treatment of roof voids where bats roost. However it is a legal requirement to notify the appropriate Nature Conservancy body prior to any treatment of roof spaces where bats have been identified. Treatment must not be carried out whilst bats are at roost