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Basic1 CE LEED

Acetylated Wood: A Natural and Durable Choice for Siding, Decking, and More

This course discusses the process of wood acetylation, the resulting changes to wood, applications for acetylated wood, its green credentials and several case studies involving acetylated wood.
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GBCI: 0920029700
Continuing education: 1 CE
AIA credit: 1 LU/HSW
Completions: 113
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Objectives

  1. Define the term acetylated wood and gain a basic understanding of its history.
  2. Learn the benefits of the acetylation process, and why it is a safe, nontoxic alternative to other materials.
  3. Explain the wood’s contribution to an extended life cycle including high durability, resistance to insects, and recyclability at end-of-life.
  4. Describe how wood used in acetylated wood is natural renewable resource and qualifies for LEED points.
  5. Review global projects and learn how acetylated wood is used.

Leaders

Doug Gillikin Technical Manager, Accsys Technologies

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