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UltraBuilt Play Systems are designed for growing families. Whether you start small or big your playset can grow with your children for years of interactive play.
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We use MicroPro® by Osmose® pressure treated Pine. MicroPro® is the first treated wood to be Environmentally Preferable Product (EPP) certified by Scientific Certification Systems based on Life-Cycle Assesments. MicroPro® Technology is environmentally friendly and has won the green cross award and many other green certifications. For information on MicroPro wood preservative technologies, visit www.greenapprovedproducts.com Wood products treated with Osmose® MicroPro® preservatives can be used in above ground, ground contact, fresh water immersion, and critical structure end uses. By using MicroPro preservative treated products, Architects, Specifiers, Homebuilders, and Contractors are now eligible to receive up to 19 maximum possible points toward a building being certified under the National Green Building Standard. We encourage our customers to visit MicroPro® by Osmose® website and see just how many awards this lumber has recieved. MicroPro® did their part by giving us a lifetime guarantee against rot, decay and termites, but it was up to us to turn their great product into a "glass smooth, rounded edges" finished product. Pine VS Redwood
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Heavy Duty Swing Hangers
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Lifetime Warranty
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Triple Strength Beams
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Bonded 4x4 Legs
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Heavy Duty Slides
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18oz Tent Tops!
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Adjustable A-Frames
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UltraBuilt Play Systems are tailored to growing families. Your play system will grow with your kids over years of interactive play, whether you start small or large. The ability to add on later is the best part of an UltraBuilt design. Every year you can keep the playset inside your budget and add a little to it. Cost can vary from simple to larger designs that are more complex, but quality is never compromised. This is our specialty... Helping families create a unique design that is theirs!
We use MicroPro® by Osmose® pressure treated Pine. MicroPro® is the first treated wood to be Environmentally Preferable Product (EPP) certified by Scientific Certification Systems based on Life-Cycle Assesments. MicroPro® Technology is environmentally friendly and has won the green cross award and many other green certifications. For information on MicroPro wood preservative technologies, visit www.greenapprovedproducts.com Wood products treated with Osmose® MicroPro® preservatives can be used in above ground, ground contact, fresh water immersion, and critical structure end uses. By using MicroPro preservative treated products, Architects, Specifiers, Homebuilders, and Contractors are now eligible to receive up to 19 maximum possible points toward a building being certified under the National Green Building Standard. We encourage our customers to visit MicroPro® by Osmose® website and see just how many awards this lumber has recieved. MicroPro® did their part by giving us a lifetime guarantee against rot, decay and termites, but it was up to us to turn their great product into a "glass smooth, rounded edges" finished product. Pine VS RedwoodPine AdvantagesPressure-treated pine is substantially less expensive than redwood. While sealing every two years is recommended, pine will not turn an unattractive blackish-gray color like redwood can over time if not sealed. It is 60 percent stronger than redwood in the same application even though both are classified as soft woods. Pine can be used for stairs and structural members unlike redwood. Pressure treated pine structures can resist rot for decades. Pine forests regenerate much quicker than redwood forests, so pine is a more sustainable natural resource. Redwood DisadvantagesSustainability is an issue due to limited growth sites and slow regeneration. Redwood trees can take more than 80 years to mature. Redwood structures often need additional steel support brackets. This is because redwood can’t be used alone for structurally significant members or heavy traffic areas like stairs because it is too soft. Also, redwood loses its attractive cinnamon color and turns blackish-gray if a waterproof sealant is not applied on an annual basis. It also becomes susceptible to rot within five years. |