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Here's What Happens To Unprotected Wood...

Wood 2 PicThe damaging effects of weather to unprotected wood   begins immediately. Rain, melting snow, and morning dew are quickly absorbed by unprotected wood causing it to soften and swell. The sun's heat caused drying which makes the wood shrink. These cycles of wet and dry, swelling and shrinking, cause wood to warp, split, crack and check-all of which lead to premature wood life and expensive repairs. Unprotected wood is also subject to mildew and algae growth, rot and decay, surface graying and degradation from Ultra Violet (U.V.) rays from the sun, and insect attack from a variety of sources.